Creative Writing
Creative Writing
Chilena Loving Boricua
By Margarita E. Pignataro Hey Boricua from the Bronx! It’s me La Chilena! You dint remember that you said you loved me when you saw that piece of – Y se te […]
Creative Writing
Creative Writing
Processing Thoughts
By Margarita E. Pignataro I don’t understand What part of “it’s a mistake” I didn’t understand? I don’t understand What part of “it’s not gonna work” I didn’t understand? I don’t understand […]
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A Rebuttal
By: Spencer Schwartz When shows on PBS run short Another told his history They often fill the time A childhood of abuse With poets reading poetry Who wants to know of others’ woes […]
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Depression
The author of this work wishes to remain anonymous but asks readers to understand that depression is not a choice, and we all need to take a closer look. Go kill yourself, she said […]
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Father and Son
By Joanna Good Jeff watched his wife prepare for their son’s arrival. Alicia went all out, cooking, cleaning, and clearing the boxes they stored in Michael’s old room. She wore jeans, a plum colored […]
Creative Writing
Behind Blue Eyes
By Travis Williams As I sat next to him on the couch, I noticed that Jeff had taken an unusual interest in a video game case, which had been on the coffee table in […]
Creative Writing
Annals of a Yes Man
By Anthony Molta It was around 3 p.m. when I realized what was happening. I couldn’t be sure, though; there wasn’t a single clock in that church. The organist was playing some loud, familiar […]