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Truly Me by Iris Anderson

I will arise and go now, and go to the Fish of Hook, Where I can walk from beautifully babbling brook, Which shall flow over gentle...

That One Emo Phase by Iris Anderson

In silence I scream, too scared to reach out, I clench my fist as I see others go by, those who can speak to others with ease, I hide...

My Travel's End by Iris Anderson

I take a shallow breath, The stench of worked bodies and rotting wood fills me, As I step upon a creaky stair, That leads to the world...

Out With the Tide by Phoebe Price

I learned to swim on Sunday mornings Watching my Grandmother dive into the Georgia sky As the rising sun pulled her out with the tide The...

Grandpa by Grace Kallman

He fell. He fell and broke into irreparable pieces. Now I see them all falling, The Angels of my home, Tumbling from life itself. I see...

Haikus by Tyler Duchynski

Hard linoleum Stalls silent in formation Bathroom, sweet bathroom. Cracks begin to form Branches bear no tender warmth Death upon the tree

B95- Marin Gothic by Evelyn Erdmann

-the tourists come in the summer like bugs, like wasps and mosquitoes. they congregate in the cities and beaches. you never see them in...

An Engagement To Remember by Izabella Santos

I smiled because I didn’t know what else to do. I just nodded and dismissed the question as if he had never asked it. What was stopping...

Passing by Derek Huynh

The rains will come soon. The cracked earth will open to receive the sky’s water and leave a trail of green for us to follow. The ground...

Sunset by Olivia Pezzullo

The sky's brilliant blue was fading into peaches and purples, casting shadows on the snow-dusted streets of Saint Petersburg, Russia....

The Fish Man by Zach Wilson

The Fish Man is back today. He’s been gone for awhile, his visits sparse and quick but now, all of a sudden he comes sloping into my...

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