A Child Will Lead the Way
Do not be dismayed by the brokenness of the worldThe children in all their wisdom will care for Our Earth as it ages All things break...
Memories of my Father During this Summer
And if I speak of Paradise, I’m speaking of my Father who taught me to explore life. Now, I look at his message of Good...
Marching to the Beat of a Roach Infestation
The pacification of oneself amongst the roaches, That accompany the ash,Hasten across the pavement,Litter the once freshly paved cobblestone,As one paints a portrait.The painter, myself,Shaken...
The Third Day of Silence
By Noah Timothy Walsh (’23) Dear Universe,Or Earth for those who do not believe Let us be grateful for these moments. Give us the strength...
Self-Bound
By Sarah Amoros’ Ferguson (’23) my healing process cannot be delayed i am just meeting myself we are in the process of getting to know...
Medusas Gift to her daughters
By Sarah Amoros’ Ferguson (’23) I wonder if they understand the weight of the pain they’vecaused. I wonder if they are sorry, if they feel...
let it pour
By Sarah Amoros’ Ferguson (’23) it is pouring but by the timei get out the rain willhave gottentired of waiting it will thinki meant whati...
writ·ing (v.)
By Lilla Torontali (’24) The sea of souls swells from within, Burbling, churning, yearning. Who am I to deny It’s decree to give it a...
A tornado of a hummingbird
By Sarah Brown (’26) The tornado of a Hummingbird My heart beats fast As though it is the wings on a hummingbird Beating out of...
Long Nights Ago
By Ashley Paszko (’26) Once this night or dayI will find a new beginningOne that strays far awayOnto new lights and silver daysOne lets me...
Thirty-Seven Thousand and Six Hundred
By Caleb Cook (’25) Thirty-seven thousand and six hundred dollars in debt Only nineteen and not halfway higher educated Not enough time to get a...
The Dry Season
By Valerie Amicangioli (’25) Sun hisses to dry blades of tall grass. Summer fire roars under streaks of lightning as thunder chases away hooves that...
