Ariana Levin
Nov 30, 2020
Mom
How is she is supposed to look into her mother’s eyes
with her tear-stained face and
tell her that the little girl who she loved for
Tim Klaum
Nov 26, 2020
Freedom
The gravel crackled under
my tires as I crept of
the driveway that was so tight
Rena Shapiro
Nov 26, 2020
Hoping for Fire
It’s in my interest to become a hopeless romantic, but hopelessness was never an acquaintance.
Ilyaas Fedaie
Nov 25, 2020
Good News
Just a normal day in physics. Accelerating faster to catch up on notes I have not copied down yet. Struggling like every other day.
Hannah Cruz
Nov 24, 2020
Curio
You’re gemming to me.
That sacred smile of Sapphire and Sphene shines brilliantly,
illuminating my tenebrous heart.
Hannah Cruz
Nov 21, 2020
Limits
It was a Tuesday and I sat in the back row of Calculus staring at the projected screen. My teacher talks of numbers and square roots...
Matthew Crocco
Nov 21, 2020
One Large Cow
Calculus, so boring. Numbers and limits fly across the board, and for a second I gaze out the window.
Chris Gurr
Nov 19, 2020
I Lived to Blanket You
I lived to blanket you,
to hold you tight after a long, hard
day knowing that was my job-
Brianna White
Nov 18, 2020
In My Head
It was spilled water
smoothly seeping
into the unclean floor.
Aaron Jurist
Nov 17, 2020
Singular Voices
In the schoolhouse
the rain keeps falling outside, and only the voice
of a once sane lunatic inside fall on many deaf ears.