Written by Emily Suter One. Breathe in. Two. Breathe out. One. In. Two. Out. “Logan! Have you seen Tal’s blue shirt? The one with the...

Written by Sierra Forry Lone Wolf My mind could never wrap around the idea of family How a pack of wolves or humans could be compared to...

Written by Trinity Jefferson I can't hate you I can’t find a single bone To find something negative about you I can’t find a inch of...

Written by Madison Stallard I have fabricated a new path No compass pointing due north In that I trust, beyond someone else’s advice...

Written by Mason Bryant A mask, a window, one and the same A mask, a window, both rather plain A mask, a window, both seen through A...

Written by Naomi Castro Honestly, I have no idea who I am at the moment and my life is just a mystery. My life hasn’t been easy an I have...

Written by Trinity Jefferson Shouldn't Have I regret it Trying to express my Feelings To a wall Only for you to absorb my hurt And...

Written by Quianna Strickland Death is what happened before What happened before it came ashore It came ashore,but here I sit Here I sit...

Written by Taina Zubillaga I was about 11 or 12 and it was a cold Thursday night. I was doing homework that was due the next day and it...

Written by Douglas J. Silfies Alex Wormsworth was the chief of the Tax Collection Agency for Smolensk when it happened, when he found a...

Written by Crystalis Herrera People ask me why I’m so tired? What are am I shaking? Why can’t you just go back to the old you? Why did...

Written by Mason Bryant Close your eyes and I’m going to paint you a picture. In this picture, it is Sunday afternoon. In this picture,...

Written by Cristopher Hernandez Cid I was 12 years old when I broke my elbow. It was a sunny day in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic when...

Three poems written by Trinity Jefferson Unwiped Tears Teach out little boys to cry A lot of them end up dying And the only tear rolling...

Written by Emily Suter Steal a book; a simple request, yet I shook like I was standing on a moving fault line. Stealing was wrong. That...