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Poetry:
"Boiling" by Teal Pratt
I burned my hand cooking. Red rushed through newly tender skin. Spilt spaghetti dinner down the sink. Our food we couldn't afford to...
Apr 25
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Untitled by Scout Noel
i wonder if my professor sees his daughters in us the tired girls in the front row with their chins resting on their arms their eyes...
Apr 25
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We are Women by Keeva Donoghue
We are women Our voices must be powerful and loud Or else our thoughts will become swallowed in the crowd With minds and bodies no longer...
Apr 25
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The Final Act by Tamantha Cineas
Losing love has softened my heart. I feel everything so intensely now, yet I can't help but feel grateful for it. How fortunate am I to...
Apr 25
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the war of fire and snow by Amira Warab
the war of fire and snow a tale as old as you and i i demonize myself and dramatically glorify you according to lore angels chase after...
Apr 25
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Mother's Daughter by Gabryella Rodrigues
Red ruby drops of sweet bounded by the stains of sin crystalline knowledge her pain eclipsed by facades. contortions of self, ...
Apr 25
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Untitled by Scout Noel
i feel the smallest when i’m like this curled up in my bed with tears staining my cheeks staining my pillowcase my shirt the stuffed...
Apr 25
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Slip by Abba Connally
A round, soft ball of wet, pale terracotta Craving change, I walk into the studio, Throw it down. Sitting, hands on the edge of the...
Apr 25
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"Ric Flair Drip" by Madalyn Stanley
When I was in 8th grade, my favorite song was Ric Flair Drip. It was immensely popular, played at the school dance. Blasted in my pink...
Apr 25
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Cracking Leaves by Desara Vladasi
The leaves crack As I touch each page of green Gone in a moment With Time’s undeniable caress Death clipped its edges And beckoned it...
Apr 25
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Some Birds Wish to Wear Jewelry by Matilyn Paul
There are rare precious moments in your life when your spirit and body aren’t the same size, and upon passing a pond of serenity and...
Apr 25
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Lake View Park West by Brianna Peck
I come from the grey estate on the lake. Where the water’s bed runs sandy in the winter time. The old radiator creaks in exhaustion, and...
Apr 25
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Age Of.... by Sami Cappuccino
Oh to be seventeen Its seems the age had this high of adolescence With memories sharpening as if they were a knife Held to my throat....
Apr 25
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Foutain of Youth by Brianna Peck
Tonight I worshiped the moon so hard I got a little grass in my mouth. Hips shifted back, palms up, face pressed in the dirt. Tipsy on...
Apr 25
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The Voyage of an Open Heart By Christian Mack
The heart finds itself afloat again, in a tiny boat made up of everyone it’s ever loved, in an ocean of everything it’s ever experienced....
Oct 24, 2024
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Frosted Chrysanthemum By Sky Steffiare
A late September evening breeze flits through gentle windchimes, as it pushes a stream of smoke from newly lit fires. The bittersweet...
Oct 17, 2024
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Fruit flies circling above me By Emily Borona
my flesh is soft decorated with marks and decaying from the inside out my guilt sits in my stomach like a pit trapped within the corpse...
Oct 17, 2024
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Mr. Max Beckmann By Omar Acevedo
In the shade of Capitalist reality We are shackled in Societal tendencies. Seen as a whole Individuality is drowned in auditory...
Oct 17, 2024
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Spotify Playlist Pantoum By Fatima Perez
As I shuffled my playlist on Spotify, I listen to throwback 2000s songs. Filled with sensual vibes. Taking in its sweet melody. I listen...
Oct 17, 2024
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Was It Destiny? By Esther Pierre-Isaac
Dear Nathaniel, Distance came upon as if drifting apart was a new chapter in our lives. Knowing each other wasn’t something that we knew...
Oct 17, 2024
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