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January 23, 2019 by Jessica Choinoski

Pieces

Broken pieces shattered, From the stained glass masterpiece we once were. The smallest piece resting where we owe our meeting, Hundreds of others wandering past. Two others hidden away at a gem of the East side, Sparkling in the cosmic light of our hide away. Several tucked into the cushions of your couch, Lost in […]

January 23, 2019 by Ayanna Stewart

Blood Runs Heavy

  My grip on the wheel slipped. The car spun out of control as the night pressed in like bruising hands. The hollowness in my chest expanded. Hate bled to hurt then to heavy. Heavy, like my foot on the pedal, out of control, reckless. Dangerous, dark, daunting, ready to succumb. Lead filled my limb, […]

January 22, 2019 by Karina Laufenberg

Growing

  I am a gardener Planting seeds everyday Growing love for myself In many different ways

January 22, 2019 by Emma Koehn

Constellations

  I see the Milky Way in your eyes and when you smile I cannot help but think of the brightest star in the sky. Your laughter is as magical as the sound of the ocean as it’s being pulled into shore by the moon each night. Oh, those freckles are constellations across your face […]

January 22, 2019 by Anonymous Author

A Dance with the Devil

It would have been 3 years today. But you’re selfish and took everything we had away. I loved you. I still love you. With my whole heart. Feelings don’t just shift overnight. But over a period of time they fade. I guess that’s why you’re not in love with me anymore. I want to apologize […]

January 17, 2019 by Breinne Cain

Everything Changes

  Everything in our climate changes, yet at the same time nothing does. Just look at me, I’ve started off this sweet little daisy of a girl. Aren’t we all daisies though? I’ve looked at all the outlandish things I’ve done as an almost twenty-three year old woman. I’m unsure if its better I cry […]

January 17, 2019 by Emma Koehn

The Before Photo

Tacky, red leather seats of the old rusted Cadillac   glimmered like my mother’s smile. Young and fresh, unstoppable. With her bright red lipstick, scrunched brown hair, and happiness apparent in her light blue eyes. Her personality is splattered across the photo. The light in her eyes, and her soul, is undeniable. But now, her […]

January 17, 2019 by Ayanna Stewart

Smile

The chair was plush against her rear as she sat. Its pillowed back soft along clenched muscles. Sinewy arms trail from an oblique chest, the mirror an offensive reminder of the doll on the other-side.   The reflection pictured cherry tainted cheeks marred by grooves of hilarity. The supple flesh curdled lightly with the separation […]

December 29, 2018 by Melissa K Mursch

Do You Have a Boyfriend?

“ do you have a boyfriend? “   he asked & i said “no, but i’m talking to a girl”   then he told me a guy broke my heart but a woman can’t give me *he clapped his hands together* what a man can   & i wish i had said   ” no, […]

December 20, 2018 by Karina Laufenberg

Waves

I like to go by the water To think To watch the waves Rather than sink The sky so blue And a little pink Makes it easier Not to think

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