Joshua Alms
Jan 31, 2022
One in an Infinite Series
One child approaches me asking to decode the infinite. He asks of the convergence and divergence and of the beauty and intricacy in...
Angela Shedlow
Jan 31, 2022
I contain multitudes
After performing Prokofiev, I sing with Stevie Wonder, And symphonies cause me more tears than any sappy movie will. My stomach rumbles...
Salma Laraki
Jan 29, 2022
Flipped
I was told pennies are lucky only When their faces smile up At you from the ground. Shiny or dull, they’re small bearers of hope: A cent...
Daniel Schlansky
Jan 27, 2022
Engravings
Meticulously I etch each letter, Each word, Each sentence, Each name, Each date, Into stone, Into wood, Into plastic. I leave marks on...
Emmy Bitonti
Jan 25, 2022
Life Before Death
I’m always being watched. At least, now I am. I used to be hidden; no one would bat an eye at me. I liked it. But now I’m surrounded by...
Faith Tyburski
Jan 24, 2022
I hope it helped you
Maybe Of Mice and Men. Maybe Gatsby. I don’t even remember— The assignment was never the point. I was always so bubbly in the class...
Marcos Diaz
Jan 23, 2022
Hope
-After Emily Dickinson ¨Hope¨ is the wing of a butterfly— That comes out of the garden And flies from flower to flower— And gives the...
Gabriel Gonzalez
Jan 22, 2022
Roses on a Hill
Back in the day, some may have jokingly called me narcissistic or vain, such disgusting words. Regardless, I didn’t care—I was beautiful....
Violet LeClaire
Jan 20, 2022
but i wouldn’t be able to get you off my mind.
you taunt me. you flaunt your mind and your vanity. i am left defenseless and at your will. you could jump me, attack me with blades or...
Haylee Caserta
Jan 19, 2022
Light Pollution
There was this movie she liked. It had a long title. Never got around to watching it myself, but she’d reference it sometimes. I’d laugh...