How to Tie a Tie
Alone, I prepared myself for my first concert in the fifth grade pulling my clothes out of the closet. My hands shaking, my stomach...
Charles Ruotolo
Nov 24, 2017
No Really? I had no idea?
No really? What I say, every time my mom says, it is what it is. At Gold Medal Gymnastics, one of my last meets, I fell off the beam....
Julia Fisch
Nov 22, 2017
One Year University
I became the tightly spun football out of Tom Brady’s hand, dropped and lost by the receiver. Applications due, essays due, and...
Josh Friedman
Nov 20, 2017
Untitled
As I wake in the morning and observe my room with all its flaws I can see the light blue walls and reflection of the sun and wind as my...
Nick Barthold
Nov 17, 2017
Step And Throw
Not like that, Dad said. You’re stepping with the wrong foot. You’re throwing with the wrong hand. You’re holding the ball incorrectly....
Sean Williams
Nov 15, 2017
Stars
I love the dark I love how it unravels the moon, which still shines despite the sun’s absence I love opening my window and hearing the...
Olivia Biederman
Nov 13, 2017
Holes of Black
The Sky, after the sun sets. The Subaru’s interior, and dirty tires. The still movement of shadows. A shark in the Pacific, while you’re...
Desirée Chouinard
Nov 12, 2017
Joy
Joy is an empty seat next to you on an airplane. It shines and glimmers with the glare of the sun the smooth leather would be foolish to...
Correy Pearlman
Nov 10, 2017
Lauered
It’s like David versus Goliath, if Goliath decimated David in seconds. Man ran a sixteen o’ five with a heart-attack mountain in his...
Aiden Smyth
Nov 8, 2017
Untitled
Waking up in the morning to the sound of my alarm clock that with the smallest crack makes one number look totally different. As I look...
Jennifer Kirkpatrick
Nov 6, 2017
