By Jude Casimir step into the dim the narrow the slow, the crawling, the shadowy and remember how in elementary school you’d have buddies, how they’d ease the always-fear of stopping suddenly, suspended […]
By Nicole O’Connell Fall The strong winds shake trees While classes shake minds still in Their summertime mode Winter Snow days offer you Time to catch up on homework Or…procrastinate Spring Snow […]
By Rachael Berthiaume Hits my face I think of daffodils and cute socks eyes, squint I am not tired I am happiness it glistens in my eyes sunshine
By Luke Cai Before the Gates of St. Peters Stood four blades of grass. To gain entry into Heaven They were asked, “what did you do?” The first approached. Eager to reflect, It […]
By Jude Casimir the thing about being bone-crushingly sad at 1:30 in the morning is that everyone else is sleeping so you can’t go into the kitchen to eat your feelings nor can you […]
By Jude Casimir but you’re shit at it you’ve got a year and a half left but you’ve learned nothing you never said goodbye i tried, but you wouldn’t let me
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