Month: February 2022

Playing House

By Sarah Amoros’ Ferguson (‘23) give me your sorrows andi will turn them into beautiful balladstelling you only how you survivedbut not how you sufferedbecause...

Second Chances

By Nevaeh Butler (’24) I believe in second chances. Everyone on Earth will have at least one moment in their life where they are in...

Invisible Agony

By Phoebe Penni (‘24) “You do not look sick,” That is what they say. The idea doesn’t seem to stick, I always feel this way. Every second I’m...

Oh Incubator!

By Noah T. Walsh (‘23) When hands hold knees and chin to chest, There is enough room for a book, a candle, and a flog  — a little...

Essentially Me

By Roan Specht (‘25) I am a sad soul with a happy heartA broken warrior with determinationLife has shown me the worstBut I still stand...

Reminiscing

By Jacob Pardo (‘23) [Eric and Liam are lying in bed, with Liam’s head on Eric’s chest. Eric (the larger of the two) looks nearly...

Pathology of Allistics

By Jacob Pardo (‘23) Symptoms: Treatment: Allistic Behavior Analysis (ABA): this treatment is considered most helpful for parents, and is centered around increasing helpful behaviors...

A Foggy Afternoon

By Danqing Xiao (Faculty) It is quiet,The water is serene calmThe sail boat anchoredtwo days to a New Year 2022How many years have we experienced?...

Man

By Agesandro Almondes (‘22) Wash your sadness on Sunday and beat dry until not one tear may be found; wash your insecurities on Monday and...

Fish Out of Water

By Katherine Colglazier (‘23) i am a fish out of water,except, i never learned how to swim. i get by pretending to knowthe different strokesin...
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