Creative Writing
Love Poetry
By: Sophia D’Alleva Teacher of Love Teach me how to love with my heart and eyes open. Teach me that opening my heart to someone won’t be a mistake. Teach me that there can be […]
poetry
Campus
Poems from Master of Intersectionality
By Micah Wolfgang Sometimes, I’m Political. Sometimes, I’m political. Sometimes society likes to debate my identity like I’m some far-out entity. Sometimes, I’m political. It is not on a daily that I rant about the […]
Campus
This Is Me
Stuck in this body, Self-discovery My hidden misery Says they’re ashamed– Guess I’ll just go away Was I born this way? Am I even happy? All I want is to be respected, Love is love […]
Creative Writing
Love Poems
By Logan Hampsey Rejoiced In Love Damn, you make my heart beat fast I look at the broken world around me and you’re the only mended thing I can see No need for addictions […]
Archived
Sonnet of Stars
By Abbey Howard Oh, the stark, chilling beauty of the nights! Rapt with wonder, gazing up at space, This darkened expanse suddenly ignites The notion that I’ll leave too small a trace. Above, the winking […]
Archived
How Do We Learn?
By Logan Hampsey Not even a year has passed since “it” came. What seemed like comedy, turned into reality. My fellow students and teachers, how will education continue? We wake up to a new routine […]
Archived
“Insane”, A Poem
By Saelly Soriano All I see are wallsFour of themWindows to the outside worldI cannot step foot in I see hardwood floorsInstead of grass or concrete I try to envision a skyThe faucet leaking, that’s […]
Archived
“Mama (My Heroine),” A Poem
By Tyanna McCaulsky She is the joy that fills A room that consumes the unhappy She is a lending hand to the hopeless A pillow that entails indescribable peace to my soul A gifted hand […]
Archived
“Changeless Orion,” A Poem
By Robert Racicot I walk empty, quiet streets, each house aglow in blue, airwaves bursting with isolation. Moon rises early, growing super pink, soon the wild creeping phlox will wake. What we call tomorrow will […]
Archived
“Quarantine,” A Poem
By Isabelle Fox I’m stuck at home, cut off from all my friends. It sucks; it burns a fire in my soul. When will this fucking isolation end? Before I lose my sanity in whole? […]