So I Cried Too
My sister and I Used to make our lists Together. Our lists for Santa. We anxiously awaited hearing the Sweet sound of sleigh bells And...
Abigail Tavera
Dec 19, 2021
Fledgling’s Flight
Fallen from the nest of twigs, the plump ball of down chittering, chirping. Those around scramble for their phones, cursing the lack of...
Gabriel Gonzalez
Dec 18, 2021
As I wondered where I went wrong
We were attached at the hip— like sisters one could say. We did everything together. We would skip around the playground and laugh as we...
Ashley Magee
Dec 17, 2021
The Leaves of Late Summer
The leaves of late Summer sing in the wind As the bright sunlight illuminates the beaten path it’s in A young mockingbird leaves the nest...
Liam Curtin
Dec 15, 2021
Someone Asked Me About Myself
There is no better dessert than apple pie, yet cherries over apples on any day. I can construct a genius mathematician from hair color to...
Gabriel Gonzalez
Dec 14, 2021
Spring
Inspiration from Emily Dickinson ‘’Hope’’ is the thing that comes out in the Spring — With it fragile and thousands of colorful scales —...
Maryuri Reyes Munoz
Dec 11, 2021
dijice scapulas
-my pretty pale skin has always been smooth, no flaws. like freshly fallen snow on the lawn in the winter time. the same winter that...
Violet LeClaire
Dec 9, 2021
But only time will tell.
I guess we didn’t have much left to say. You can’t replant a dead tree, you know? But from that decomposing stump— something will thrive....
Haylee Caserta
Dec 7, 2021
Michelin Stars
- for Dad, after Jan Heller Levi I think you’re most yourself when you are cooking; slicing the food with each chop, the funny way you...
Jeshiah Williams
Dec 5, 2021
The Jacket of Park Ave
The temperature sits around 34 degrees Fahrenheit, clock anxiously clicking at around 2 in the morning. A vehicle or two pass by me,...
Serena Heddell
Nov 23, 2021





