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POEM: Contradictions of Time
by MICHAELA KRAWCZYK - May 8, 2019 What do we call a world where the week is the worst part of the month? And what do we name a life in...
poem: aloe vera
by JESS PAWLAK - May 8, 2019 let the cuts on your palms heal, theoretically, literally. wrap your burning sorrows and the pains from...
Short Story: Country Roads
by RACHEL COYER - March 27, 2019 As the car twisted through the snowy hills, Amy watched the familiar scenery roll by. Every Christmas,...
POEM: A Formal Apology
by ANNA FISCHER - March 27, 2019 I’ve heard your cries and I’ve seen your lives shatter Because all of these little things suddenly...
POEM: Was
by SYDNEY CLIFFORD - March 27, 2019 It’s a terrible word, isn’t it? A word used for something that isn’t But it’s more than just a word...
POEM: Mrs. Stricken Knits in Her Rocking Chair
by GRACE LEBER - March 27, 2019 Mrs. Stricken knits in her rocking chair, Her biscuit yarn so beautiful and fair. One stitch, two stitch,...
POEM: Wedding Ring
by KAITLYN HEWITT - March 27, 2019 Her wedding ring is a chain that she is forced to wear so no one else will look at her except him Her...
POEM: Lingua Deos
by BEN RICHARDSON - March 27, 2019 Rain is the language of the gods Every river, creek and stream flows from their inkwells Radiant rods...
POEM: Home
by MALLORY COOPER - March 27, 2019 I poured my hurt onto a page My fingers grazed the keys My mind, a twisting, winding maze Of somber...
POEM: My Far Dreams
by CONNOR MCLAREN - March 7, 2019 Greatness achieved by satisfaction The gold greater than the trip We live in a cave called education...
POEM: My Curse
by SAMUEL HOLLOWAY - March 7, 2019 I’ve resented my skin as long as I can remember Saw the pale faces around me. Wishing to look like...
poem: love
by RILEY BAUGHMAN - March 7, 2019 my only relationship has been that with Love though she never has a permanent address one year she...
POEM: Generation Lockdown
by SYDNEY CHURCH - March 7, 2019 Columbine High School, April 20th, 1991. 1,122 miles. 15 dead. my mom was not afraid to teach her fifth...
POEM: Becoming a Wildflower
by MARGARET BARNETT - Feb. 6, 2019 they tell me that i’m Wild Unruly and Untamed with Passion in my eyes— but i’ve not always been this...
POEM: Finally Freed
by JOSEPH WOLFE - Feb. 2, 2019 When I had first begun, The Monster Trap was number one. After years of picture books, I became bored....
POEM: Jacob
by CHANDLAR WILLIAMS - Feb. 2, 2019 Missing you has been the worst part. Not being able to see you has crushed my heart. Did you know...
POEM: Morning's Abolitionists
by ETHAN GUARDADO - Feb. 2, 2019 Long before the sun gives rise Long before our windows shine Long before we awaken our waking eyes...
POEM: Spectator
by GAVIN CLINKENBEARD - Feb. 2, 2019 Thank goodness my window never forgets, So that I never have to remember. I visited the Eiffel Tower...
POEM: To Life
by KATHRYN MICK - Feb. 2, 2019 it’s a tuesday night and i’m lying on the floor of my bedroom, thinking about what gives Life meaning me,...
POEM: At Asa Bales' Grave
by Madison Carr - Feb. 2, 2019 Pressing open a fresh fallen black walnut with my heel unfolding its green flesh pale gummy gel the sound...
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