Lucky Lake Student Will Have Poem Published in Windscript

Grade 10 Lucky Lake School student Hallie will have her poem "Threads of Forever" published in the upcoming Windscript, Saskatchewan’s annual magazine featuring the best writing by high school students across the province. The next issue of Windscript will be launched on Zoom on June 5 at 7:00 pm. Use this link to connect to the online event.

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Hallie is known not only for her talent with words but also for her vibrant presence around the school. Whether she’s working with the Student Leadership Team, laughing with friends in the hallway, or helping her bestie negotiate lunchtime garlic bread privileges in the kitchen, Hallie brings a spark of energy, creativity, and compassion to everything she does.

A thoughtful and reflective writer, Hallie shared that her inspiration for Threads of Forever came from a moment of quiet reflection. She writes, “In the quiet moments between breaths, where thoughts linger like shadows.” What began as a way to express her own deep thoughts quickly evolved into a poem about memory, emotion, and the rhythm of life.

Hallie describes the journey of writing as deeply personal and instinctive: “I found my idea and now I run with it. Adding fuel to the fire.” Her poem weaves a rich tapestry of introspection, capturing the essence of being a thinker, a feeler, and a young person navigating the beauty and complexity of life.

From snippets of classroom conversation and distant laughter to the echo of her mother’s advice, Hallie draws on her real experiences to breathe life into her writing. She concludes her poem with the line: “Every heartbeat is a step closer to home” — a fitting end from a student who is always speaking from the heart.

Congratulations, Hallie, on this well-deserved recognition! Your voice, leadership, and creative spirit make Lucky Lake School proud.