Lost then Found

Find #4

Range

In the attic, in a nook behind a pile of boxes is an old trunk full of junk, including the outer door of a circuit breaker that was labeled with these wonderfully aged pieces of paper. They fell off when I touched them. They’re written in a child’s hand, except for one segment.

Find #3

Hi Alex

A puzzling greeting written on a page of my own sketchbook, apparently when I wasnt looking. The writing is hasty, perhaps as it seems to have been scribbled rapidly while I was distracted. The hand indicates no gender, but the use of capital letters implies perhaps a male ego.

Hello mystery person, whoever you may be.

Find #2

Leave Me Alone

A poem scratched on a piece of yellow- green engineering graph paper. It could be in either male or female hand. The extended tails of the y’s and g’s indicate a flamboyant nature, leading me to believe a male author.

I hope this kid isn’t banking on writing for a living…

Find #1

I Hate You

A yellow post-it note found on the floor of the art classroom, It appears to be written in a girl’s handwriting; the large font indicates emotional intensity.

I wonder who she hates so much?