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Does your imagination run wild? Check out at @themarblecollection and submit some original work. https://goo.gl/Ii5Hdn

“I met him when I was fourteen years old, on the day he saved me from a terrible, terrible storm. A storm strong a furious enough to drown my future, to send me swirling away down a current of bad choices.” Are you enjoying this story so far? Check out the rest  @The Marble Collection. https://goo.gl/x5RP8F

Love Beyoncé? This artist recreated her pregnancy reveal shots with lipstick.

Curl up with a good story this weekend, like “Four Steps, Four Thousand Miles” by Guilia Silver from Lexington High School. https://goo.gl/DIKgjg

This artist uses make-up to create a galaxy. What would you create?

How do you see the world around you? “City Streets” by Heebeom Yang, graduate of Malden Catholic High School, has a unique outlook. https://goo.gl/rFMnnq

Do you enjoy sci fi? Enjoy reading a story that creates a new time and place? Then you should check out “The Time Space Conundrum” by Kira McKinley from Groton-Dunstable Regional High.  https://goo.gl/DTfylN

Documentaries let the audience get a peek into someone else’s world view. “Sixx Guns Music” by Blasé Cataldo graduate of Lynn Vocational Technical Institute, shows you the day in the life of a music shop.

Can you make illusions using only your hand? These artists create 10 mind-blowing tricks using make up.

Emotions can be expressed in many ways. This short film “Remember”, by Tom Quigley from Marblehead high school examines a relationship between siblings and how they deal with loss.

Here is a video showcasing the amazing accomplishments of our published teen artists and writers and their college student mentors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ef7Wj5mFVhc

Poetry can help capture the words of a generation. Check out some of the work from these teen poets https://themarblecollection.org/magazine/winter-2017/poetry/

“Our lives can be over in a blink of an eye. Every time you close your eyes, something disappears. A friend, a smile, a dream, a year.” If you are intrigued by the start of this #story, Stars, by Chloe Schiller from Brockton High School then read on at https://themarblecollection.org/magazine/archive/spring-2016/fiction/stars/  

Happy Valentines Day