Again and Again
Again and again- It’s almost dizzying. Sunday afternoons, A time of dread, a time of unease. Sitting patiently up against the soft...
Lindsay Alms
Nov 21, 2024
Her peace
Her edges are curved. Tulips are the pattern of her dress. Her bottom curves out, while the top is narrow. She truly is a sight to see. ...
Marta Reyes-Zamora
Nov 21, 2024
Never Ending
My soul is a paradox seeking happiness yet rejecting the good. Seeing the good but accepting the bad. Full of knowledge while being fully...
Marisol Lopez
Nov 20, 2024
Ready to Create
Reaching for a brush, I grab the small misshapen one. The handle Slightly loose And the bristles out of line. Oil pigments Taken from...
Ella Brenner
Nov 18, 2024
A Tribute to Mom
I never really liked the rain — I never had a reason to. It made my two-sizes-too-big t-shirt stick to my skin. It made my legs itchy and...
Sam Gutler
Nov 17, 2024
Homage to a Curator
You are a curator of art, of love, and of loved things, wandering down these asphalt aisles under the beating, unrelenting sun. With a...
Sienna Leaver
Nov 15, 2024
Tears Smear
It bleeds Slightly. The pigment Fills the cracks In the corner of my eyes. I put it on to divert From the cracks. I see my reflection. I...
Julia Philip
Nov 15, 2024
Snow Season
The glistening, white precipitation falling from the sky, Each flake more complex than the one lying under it. Dancing around the yard...
Erin Conlon
Nov 15, 2024
Beans of Betrayal
The blaring alarm screams in agony as the throbbing brain beats in symphony. Windows illuminate a yellow haze while the curtains wave...
Addison McCready
Nov 14, 2024
The Outcast
In the halls the people pass, Not a care for their surroundings— It circles. Similar styles, similar interests, But where do I belong?...
Jasmine Feliz
Nov 12, 2024
