Thursday, October 24, 2013

Letter to the Editor

HCS Early College High School
2050 Hwy. 501 E. Conway, SC 29526
P.O. Box 261966 Conway, SC 29528-6066
(843) 349-3131
September 19, 2013

The Sun News,
Letter to the Editor,
P.O. Box 406,
Myrtle Beach, SC 29578
Dear Editor in Chief,
My name is Colie Rogers and I am a sophomore at Early College. I would like to inform everyone about my research topic. I think obese people should go out and exercise instead of spending money on a Gastric Bypass. I believe that they would feel much better after exercising and working the fat off of their body, than just lying on a bed and getting other people to do what they could be doing themselves. On the opposing side you have people who are just too lazy and do not care what people think about them, so they would much rather take the easy way out. After all, why would you want to take the easy way out when in the end you can look back and say “I worked my butt of to look like this and I am proud of myself!”
                                                                                                            Sincerely,

                                                                                                            Colie Rogers  

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Narrative Poem

Obese?
Yeah that’s what they call it.
A 400 pound kid without the help of a soul.
No one knows what made him this way, but this is the way they all thought about it.
His brother pounds him with hate, making him feel like losing his weight will never be a goal.

He tries and tries to think of a way
Just so he could finally lose this weight.
Days go by with more and more irate,
But one day he knows he will prove them wrong
By taking this weight-off by working all summer long.

Tick-tock tick-tock, there goes the knock.
At the door awaits the swole trainer ready to take that weight off like a hog.
First week gone and the trainer has him worked like a mule.

The closing of summer approaches and a new lifestyle
Is about to be full. With his brother seeing improvements
He starts to worry 
Because he’s in no hurry
To stop picking on his brother.

He thinks and thinks about what to do
But with no worry in the world he keeps on doing, no matter how bad the duel.

With weight losing  
And his muscle improving,
He knocks off the pounds of fat, knowing he is not losing.
Last day of summer and he’s looking at the scale
And sees that he did not fail.

Looking back at it he’s much happier he chose exercising instead of the costly bypass.
Oh, his name
As spoken with no shame,

Henry the Last.