Water running deep Into the land it will seep Whether it is rain or snow Precipitation causes water to flow In the stream or…
Posts published in “Literary”
Louder Than Words
By TILDEN CHAO on April 2019
I never knew her name, nor her age, although she couldn’t have been much older than 18. Our encounter was memorialized in a single…
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By JEFFREY LANTZ on April 2019
College letters come, Anything could be inside Oh. Disappointing. ~March Madness
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By ANNA WESTWIG on April 2019
Yeet, Skeet smell my feet give me something good to eat this poem sure is sweet’
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By MEIRA BRAUN on April 2019
nope I’m not gonna not today never ever you cannot make me so you shouldn’t even try nope I won’t do it I will…
April’s Debut
By ANNA COHEN on April 2019
Ha! A day of pranks What a way to start the month Unsuspecting? Same
Eat Fresh
By CHRISTOPHER RACHLINSKI on April 2019
Lettuce piled high Mayonnaise strewn everywhere No meat is in sight.
Don’t Panic It’s Organic
By CARTER ANDERSON, SAM GLAUBITZ on April 2019
Slimy fish love you. Lonely older men do too. Have an open mind.
La Calle por Pueblo Nuevo
By TILDEN CHAO on March 2019
0 kilometers [the beginning] The only road in Pueblo Nuevo has no name. It has no driveways, no street lamps, and no mailboxes. Its…
I am
By AIRAKLAH CLANTON on March 2019
I am stubborn and realistic I wonder about death and the after-life I hear the Devil’s laughter I see Hell’s gates I want to understand…
Being
By ELEANOR RANDL on March 2019
When the cold begins to seep beneath my clothes, I watch the dogs with wet backs and soft eyes. During the quiet, they gallop…
Fly Me to the Moon
By RYAN CUNNINGHAM on March 2019
Mist from the Pale Fire The heavens pierced by tall spires The grain is acquired
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By CHARLOTTE HOEKENGA on March 2019
Why do aliens Always invade big cities Why not the midwest
TI-84 Plus CE
By ZACHARY FOLEY on March 2019
It can draw lines But it cannot make art It can solve any equation But on its own it can’t start It doesn’t need to…
Inversion
By YOONSUH KIM on March 2019
Look! Syllables are the same! Wait, there’s two more now!? …I think I really screwed this-
0.7 Miles
By RAIA GUTMAN on February 2019
0.7 miles of sidewalk Seven blocks Of October’s autumn leaves Of November’s frost Of December’s ice and snow Twenty pounds on my back Twenty-four…
New Year
By RYAN CUNNINGHAM on February 2019
It is a New Year With it comes new goals It is a New Year 2018 gives way to a brighter future It is a…
Soccer Ball
By ANONYMOUS on February 2019
Beautiful, sunny, sweet, summer day, you, soccer ball will always give my summer the happiest moments during this hot season, you, soccer ball are my…
To The Present Me and Future Me
By ANONYMOUS on February 2019
Stop watching movies. Start doing homework at home. Instead of living in your room, start living out of your room. Help out with the…
Thinking In Metaphors
By ANONYMOUS on February 2019
To the boy with suns for eyes, I’m trying to see that you’re not the only star in my galaxy. You’re just the brightest and…
Unwelcome
By RAIA GUTMAN on February 2019
The dead of winter A single fall leaf appears Poke it with a stick
Universal Pondering
By ARIANA TELYNDRU on February 2019
Space Endless space The sky extends—eternally Shades of color make up the galaxy Decorate the universe Truly we are nothing Compared to what is out…
Literary Issue
By THE TATTLER on January 2019
Sometimes
By REFLECTED GLORY on December 2018
Sometimes I dare to look up into Ebony pools of passion and sorrow to match my own Your gaze strikes a match in my throat…
Toxic Boy
By REFLECTED GLORY on December 2018
Every last drop of your honey-gold voice Intoxicates me I willingly drink from your poisoned goblet Let me draw the sweet venom from your…
You Are My Springtime
By REFLECTED GLORY on December 2018
Flowers and sunlight have nothing on you Daisies bloom only to have you recognize their petals The sun shines so I can see your face…
Petrichor
By SANKOFA MCLAURIN on December 2018
The first time I realized my connection with the Earth The rain fell fast as I held my breath and slowed as I…