Lights Off
We were a vase of faltering flax flowers,
faded navy petals begging for life.
Hannah Cruz
Oct 7, 2020
The Growth Of Us
Two sunflowers
On a sunny summer day
In a field amongst others like them.
Blue skies, green hills.
Matt Crocco
Oct 7, 2020
Chemistry
My pencil holds on to my paper tattooing it with chemical bonds. Hydrogen and carbon, both forming realistic relationships with each...
Julianna Villella
Oct 7, 2020
BLM
I am not black, but I'm aware of what you're going through. I am not black, but I see the injustice that you face. I am not black, but I...
Daniela Sotello
Oct 7, 2020
Grateful, Yet Nostalgic
In the back of the house, shoes littered the floor and clothes mixed together in a laundered heap. A constant voice ringing out would...
Brianna White
Oct 7, 2020
My Home Away From Home
Walking down Main Street I am greeted by many magical mysteries. I smell the sweet shop making carefully caramelized apples and can hear...
Ashley Winch
Oct 7, 2020
The Dew Pile
When I was a kid my friends and I made a mountain of empty Mountain Dew bottles. We appropriately dubbed it the “dew pile,” it was...
Blake Morang
Oct 7, 2020
Backyard Football
Weekend excitement fills the air. Stepping off the school bus a blast of cool Autumn air refreshes me as I slip on soggy leaves hurrying...
Thomas Swanson
Oct 7, 2020
One Winter
A normal winter day- The chilly breeze fills the empty air. I can feel the lack of sleep run through my veins as I stumble into school...
Matthew Crocco
Oct 6, 2020
New Era Out of the Abyss
If I asked him to drown I know I would. If I asked him to float I know I would. But at best an evolution can simmer the confusions. And...
Steven Mora
Aug 13, 2020
