Month: November 2019

By Grace Phipps (‘22) “Linda, can I call you my step mom?” “Now, why would you do that?” “Because I look at you as my...

By Emmett Perkins (‘20) Do you ever feel like your brain is ever-changing? The connections I harbor between body and brain, and mouth and brain,...

By Elena Sidropoulos (‘21) (Previously Published in Hemetera 2019) Did you have to rip off her wings? Small, frail, delicate, such an innocent thing.A face like the...

By Jacob Pardo (’23) Once upon a time, in the long ago when tall creatures walked in herds among the earth, a small seed fell...

By Karina Gomes (‘21) But summer shades farther away.My mind knows my mother tongueas thoughts flow freely here.My head is lightweightlike it has finally touched...

By Rob Hardy (Previously Published in Hemetera 2018) I wish souls could stretch from our bodiesAnd touch between us.Uttering secrets we may not have known...