Close your eyes, blow the eyelash off your fingertip and make a wish. Keep them closed as the wind blowsContinueContinue reading ““A Sparrows Pull on the Thread of Peace” by Mallory Fee”
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“Living in the Night” by Edwina Dessaint
It was 12amWhen everyone was fast asleep. It was 1am When she heard her neighbors arguing again. It was 2amContinueContinue reading ““Living in the Night” by Edwina Dessaint”
“Weeping Moon” by Edwina Dessaint
The moon weeps for recognition, While I held firm in my position. Quivering breathlessly where I stand, With a swordContinueContinue reading ““Weeping Moon” by Edwina Dessaint”
“What we held” by Jade Jones
Lovers at the altar, hands clasped tight, a touch the world would not bless. A lifetime of love, but only a few feetContinueContinue reading ““What we held” by Jade Jones”
“Is This Really Your First Time” by Percy Mines
There’s something suffocating in the air of this movie theatre. Maybe it’s the buckets of popcorn that go stale everyContinueContinue reading ““Is This Really Your First Time” by Percy Mines”
“Rainforest” by Yucheng Tao
In the burning forest,I keep wishing for God to hear me.I keep trying to crawlinto a vast cocoon.Is it myContinueContinue reading ““Rainforest” by Yucheng Tao”
“Apocalypse of the Serpent-Skull-God” by Yucheng Tao
Birth In the dampened corners of the cities,every car exhales exhaust; every body breathes greed.The Skull-God is born in humanContinueContinue reading ““Apocalypse of the Serpent-Skull-God” by Yucheng Tao”
“07-14-2003” by Lily Suckow Ziemer
Carlos (16) rides his skateboard to workI (14) scoop popcorn for eight dollars an hour He’s nice And the first personContinueContinue reading ““07-14-2003” by Lily Suckow Ziemer”
“Hand Sculpted; Fangs and All” by Emily Rakestraw
Her voice didn’t register — not at first. It took two polite “excuse me’s,” the forceful removal of a double-prongedContinueContinue reading ““Hand Sculpted; Fangs and All” by Emily Rakestraw”
“Pink and Blue” by Emily McKinnon
Girls are supposed to like the color pink, you seeThat is what they tell us when we are very youngButContinueContinue reading ““Pink and Blue” by Emily McKinnon”