Airr O. Wood
At 18-years-old I am a passionate writer, and on my way to college. Other than writing, the things that quench my thirst in life are Japanese, Teaching, and Psychology. I am adamantly working to achieve my dream of being both a Child Psychologist and a Teacher. I hope to help a revolution of the Education system here in the United States of America, so that schools maybe a psychologically healing environment and thus produce a much healthier society.
Japanese is a strange additive, but it's a personal zest. The language is thoroughly intriguing to me. I've been studying it as a hobby for nearly six years, and it still amuses me.
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Japanese is a strange additive, but it's a personal zest. The language is thoroughly intriguing to me. I've been studying it as a hobby for nearly six years, and it still amuses me.
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Japan, Japanese, Writing, Cooking, Living, Children, Education, Elementary Education, Teaching, Waldorf, Psychology, PoetryFavorites
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MaskedA darker piece of poetry about an inner build up of negative emotions. -
Unborn ChildA striking poem on a very controversial subject.
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Grandiose EndAn intensely woven piece of poetry.
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Resources for Studying Hiragana and KatakanaRecommended websites that offer free study materials for those studying Hiragana and Katakana.
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Book Review: One Child by Torey HaydenReview of an awesome book by Torey Hayden.
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Children's GameA group of six children (Kafele, Midnight, Minoru, Katen, Cassidy, and Illys) who are close friends try to resolve a difficult issue they've been faced with through their powerful imaginative games.
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Good FridayA poem written for Good Friday, to commemorate its purpose.