Category: Poetry

By Jacob Pardo (‘23) This is my bookshelf. As you can see, I have many tomes.Have I read them? Well, not all of them…This is...

By Danqing Xiao (Faculty) The cherry blossoms bloom next to my building, When I arrived on campus in the morning. Your cheerful flowers bowed to the ground, Inviting...

By Ivan Ramirez (‘22) Bars and drinkswitnessed allthe painshe causedand thetearsI dropped. Bars and drinkstook allmy sorrowmakingmyself numb. Bars and drinksblacked me outcarelesswhen going out....

By Brianna Duffy (‘23) In your inbox every Saturday morning –Another underdog to herald on St. Patrick’s Day –The Memory Hackers.It’s not quite Eternal Sunshine...

By Brianna Duffy (‘23) Oh, to see the wondrous glow behindthe draped crevices shadowed across her thighs. Her skin is no longer smooth — too many groping hands — the...

By Rosa De Martinis (‘22) hurricanedoesn’t God hear His humble servant sob?!can’t He feel the breaking of my heart’s veins?!doesn’t he see my hands bleed...

By Brianna Duffy (‘23) The air deepens like smoke.Walking turns to swimmingand soon I am drowning.My body is covered in paper cuts. My throat clogs...

By Jacob Pardo (‘23) Some memories burn like a hot stove,they singe like the edge of the pan that branded my armwhen my mom let...

By Sarah Amoros’ Ferguson (‘23) some daysi wish the social worker took me with him. other daysi’m glad my mother exaggerated her role as a...

By Sarah Amoros’ Ferguson (‘23) she will ask me why i never spoke upand i will say,it was on the tip of my tongueduring every...

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...

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...