By: Erin Knott I believe that every human on this planet earth is equal. I believe that every human should be seen as equal and given equal rights. No matter the race […]
Saving Sister Sara
By: Francis Momongan It’s been over half a year since the Empire of Japan surrendered to the United States of America, ending the three years long Greater East Asia War. The defeat […]
My Earliest Memories
By: JohnPaul Valente My earliest memories are of trying to get out of my fenced yard to see what was on the other side. I was always curious about everything, just like […]
Emotional Talent Show
By: Matt Topolewski “Introducing next to the stage … ” My heart pounded so fast that I thought I was going to die from a heart attack, even at age ten. The […]
Running on Empty
By: Sydney Korlishin I skipped swim practice because I was too emotionally drained from fighting with my dad all week. My friend Izzy did not skip swim practice so I picked her […]
A Glass Box
By: Brooke Butler The darkness mocked me. It laughed, surrounding me from all sides; yet I couldn’t reach out to grasp it by the throat and silence it. I could not see […]
Macbeth and Crucible Poems
Poems based upon the reading of Macbeth Selfishness By: Cristian TalaVera Some people they are deceiving But some people really see it The truth must come out Guided by evil that say […]
Racial Vision
Racial Vision By: Uma Attreya If only there was never a thing called blindness, Maybe people would be able to see more than the outsides. When I take off my glasses, I […]
Joan
A poem about Joan Castleman, Glenn Close’s character in the 2017 film The Wife, based on Meg Wolitzer’s novel of the same name. In 40 years of marriage, Joan has ghostwritten the […]
Black Out Poetry
Blackout Poetry is a mixture of poetry and art made by taking any form of printed text and “blacking out” the unwanted or unnecessary words to create a new poem. The redacted […]
The Caldron 