A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss
February 6, 2024
Written by Susannah Schools from Russell Sage College — Troy — NY
But maybe it gathers other things.
Perhaps a bit of dirt clings for the ride
And new bacteria find a home.
Maybe moss is left,
But a splash of water is right
There to clean the rock.
Cool and quenched
And ready to gather.
Petrified and born alive.
A series of monologues extracted from this play, written by Amna Ahmed, Myra Matovu and Siriin Hussein
Read on for stories by students from: Gladesmore Community School and Mulberry Academy Woodside: Kymaani Gordon, Lara Gul, Norshae Lin, Gracie Murphy, Madihah Murshida and Alyssa Hibbert.
