James Boccone
Nov 29, 2021
Fossils in the Jungle
Where most flesh will fade, Their stone temples will remain; Their limestone fossils. Although they cover only 2 percent of Earth's...
Kira Steffen
Nov 27, 2021
Lasts
Only a few more lasts of everything I know. Anxiety high. A few years ago, we were all just starting high school and plans of the future...
Kristy Chillemi
Nov 26, 2021
Waves
The calm sound of waves. Yet they are not calm at all They pull me away. Waves are unpredictable. They are produced by the movement of...
Violet LeClaire
Nov 26, 2021
sherwood drive
-at the start of my street there are sidewalks and street lamps. but once you make it down past the nice houses, not covered by trees,...
Molly Dugan
Nov 24, 2021
The Garden Flower
Zinnia buds all dried up in the flower bed— one still remaining. There are 20 different species of zinnia and they range in size, color,...
Serena Heddell
Nov 23, 2021
The Jacket of Park Ave
The temperature sits around 34 degrees Fahrenheit, clock anxiously clicking at around 2 in the morning. A vehicle or two pass by me,...
Ashli Wuss
Nov 22, 2021
Hurricane
Blaring hurricanes deafening the silent mind diverging the peace. The eye of the hurricane. The calmness. The quietness. The silence....
Molly Dugan
Nov 21, 2021
Seashells
Mom would say “We’re going to Jones,” and my siblings and I would pile into the car. I was always excited to spend the day on the warm...
James Boccone
Nov 21, 2021
Tragic Stillness
I was a bright cherry red before the many rains gradually, stealthily marred and rusted my beauty. The craters that once contained my...
Dylan Thody
Nov 21, 2021
Simple
Flying Soccer Ball Landing softly on your foot Cushioned by the grass The haiku sounds simple, and it is. Yet whenever somebody thinks...