The Lion’s Heart Articles

I thought I should submit something that I really like, and also something I thought everyone would enjoy.  This is an essay I wrote when I was a senior in high school, and it is one of my favorite things I have ever written.  The heading says “English 101” because it was a writing class […]

Joe is a West Seattle native. Retired from shipyard work, Joe has traveled the world, cruised the seas on sailboats and worked as a DJ for KJR am (when radio was only am!), KZOK and KISW. Often found in his garage listening to classic rock, Joe makes wooden toys, furniture and objets d’art for children and adults.

             Miss Shirley Vradenburgh has been on the faculty of Seattle Lutheran High School for 35 years as teacher, Registrar, and College Counselor. Before returning to her native Seattle and coming to Seattle Lutheran High School, she taught and attended graduate school in the Midwest. When she’s not at the school, […]

  This picture was in a book about unique building. The first time I saw the picture, I thought it will not be that difficult, but it was the hardest painting ever. I’m glad that I could finish it!

El Tiempo El Tiempo es muy hermoso. Tan hermoso es que muchas veces pensamos que nunca terminará. Y en su infinidad nos controla como un dictador. El Tiempo……. que podemos decir del Tiempo. El tiempo es muy caprichoso, mimado y orgulloso. No nos deja ser libre y en su propio orgullo, separa lo bueno y […]

Now or Never             The following events are based on a true story. Suddenly the door opened, and the harsh buzzer loudly echoed throughout the gymnasium. I stood up off our bench, walked onto the court, and slowly looked around me. To my right was the score board. It read 24-25. It was a district […]

Suddenly, the door opened, and I felt a wave of relief. It just happened to be Rudy, my dog. The previous scratching and banging on the door tightened my chest, suffocating me with fear. I realized that I called 911 because I thought an intruder had been in my house. Feeling foolish, I needed to […]

The infinite remoteness From the island Puzzled Ralph He was Bitter Helpless Condemned No rescue in the miles of the sea Stiff with uneasiness He realized The brute reality Of the vast sea.   So well I’ve been writing since I can barely remember but it is mostly poetry that I write, I also draw […]

Horse Breed Names Alphabet Alliteration Poem Awesome Arabian horse Big Beautiful Belgian Horse Cool Criollo Horse Dizzy Dutch Warmblood Horse Entertained Exmoor Horse Fun Falabella Horse Good Garrano Horse Hack Hackney Horse Icy Icelandic Horse Jumping Jabe Horse King Kaimanawa Horse Loving Lipizzan Horse Magnificent Mustang Horse Naive Nokota Horse Obedient Orlov Trotter Horse Plain […]

Galeries Lafayette   On my trip to France last summer, I visited Galeries Lafayette, a famous store in Paris with a beautiful stained glass dome. I stopped to take a quick picture, oblivious to the fact I would be looking at that photograph for the next six months, copying it through my favorite medium of art: acrylic […]

  Hi, I’m Angel Cucio. I enjoy drawing characters from the tv shows my friends like to talk about, hence Momo from Avatar. I hope you guys like it!

Giant-Undead Armadillo Imagine, if you will, a simple armadillo. Are you not frightened already? Of course not; after all, armadillos are very tiny animals and don’t attack humans. Except in the case of the infamous Armadillo Incident of 1993. What’s that you say? You’ve never heard of the infamous Armadillo Incident of 1993? Well then, […]

           This is Alexandria’s bio. She is a junior this year, and greatly enjoys critiquing art. She says it gives her ideas for world domination.

Fabrication Your feelings are inchoate You are just learning needs You’re abundant with your words But know not what you mean— But that is okay, you are too You are not often piqued There is so much for you to hear And see and feel and speak! And in your veins, the fear is dull […]

The dream of rescue is an infinite amount away. The bitter thoughts strain him violently. As Simon spoke to him, the helpful act Numbed his brain from the stiffness. The feeling that he had recently painfully gripped was dismissed.