Stomping on Hope
The oval-shaped aquamarine plant utilizes the necessary nutrients to knock on the concrete and politely ask: “Is the grass really greener...
Ashar Farooq
Apr 10, 2019
What is wrong with you?
You want to socialize and have friends, but you always back down. You once had a stable group, but they all moved on. Your mere presence...
Joe Miraglia
Apr 8, 2019
Object poem
Moving On The charred powder gathered in a pile of erased photographs. Warm moments ignited to be left cold, still filled my lungs with...
Megan Neuman
Apr 6, 2019
I Appreciate the Effort
You're working too hard. This room is much smaller than it used to be. You want me to be comfy, but you’re making me sweat. I can’t sleep...
Kyle Mattila
Apr 4, 2019
Where I'm From
Where I’m from, train rides are like walks through an art gallery, whether you are heading to or from the center of the city. The...
Elvins Artiles
Apr 4, 2019
Untitled
The chiming ripple of the A.M bell sounds throughout my entire high school. Random patriotism within several students immediately sparks...
Jenny Duclay
Apr 3, 2019
It’s too late
You, the inspired one the one who bears the torch burning through the mental fog. You are articulate, But tardy, rendering your wisdom...
Elman Aparicio
Apr 2, 2019
The Ear Of The Heart
Your stethoscopes, ECGs, LifePaks, nor any of your monitors can read for this. A frequency so subtle, so steady. You can try to measure,...
Sergio Gomez
Mar 31, 2019
What I learned in Catholic school
My knowledge is power, But who is all powerful? I know my origin, But where do we originate? In a world of heresy, I speak of blasphemy....
Jacelyn Ruotolo
Mar 29, 2019
Untitled
Buckets of fresh milk and clear water were being poured on a black statue of a deity. That is all going down in the drain. The supposed...
Mabel Bassi
Mar 27, 2019
