Category: Writing
Starry Night
The Starry Night – Vincent Van Gogh Starry Night Lillian Diamond Like a dreamSwirls of blue and yellow in the skyA bright yellow moon shiningStars glowing in the night skyA small calm village just in front of mountainsStars dancing across the skyBurning with light… Continue Reading “Starry Night”
A Cup of Soup
Sunset Surprise – Henry Zhang A Cup of Soup Julia Burnette I open my eyes to the light of the early morning sun streaming in through the slats of my new wooden blinds. My kids call them “plantation shutters” to sell me on how… Continue Reading “A Cup of Soup”
A Summer Storefront
Tatum – Avery Pellicciotti A Summer Storefront Harper Hubbard A perfect summer day in downtown Boston. The sun shines through the large glass windows of the newly opened store called Infinite Finds. Speakers softly play music by The Weekend and Coldplay as customers enter… Continue Reading “A Summer Storefront”
What If the Day Never Turned Red?
Golden Hour on the Horizon- Lauchlin Huebner What If the Day Never Turned Red? Ariana Kish What if the car didn’t crash that day? What if the teacher didn’t mark you late? What if you didn’t lose your friend that day? What if you… Continue Reading “What If the Day Never Turned Red?”
Ode To A Pen
pen. – Shivan Chhabra Ode to a Pen Madison Perry You glisten on that thin white sheetWhile announcing your strong presence to whoever looks at you.You are not shy like the pencilBut rather confident in your words. You don’t scratch but glide your way… Continue Reading “Ode To A Pen”
Drawn to the Chaos
Dragon – Linh Tran Drawn to the Chaos Sam Hollingshead A psychedelic mass of flashing lights snatched your attention. This store seemed no more than an eyesore, a mere sore thumb to the beautiful mountainous scenery all around you. An interruption. Confusion tore through… Continue Reading “Drawn to the Chaos”
The Me That is Left
We Are Here To Wonder, For A Moment, We Remember How – Olivia Rivera The Me That is Left Madison Perry The clear skies leave space for the sun to shine And the soft air attracts the birds’ sweet song My skies are too… Continue Reading “The Me That is Left”
There’s a Little Green in the Ocean
Harbored Stillness – Izzy Brown There’s a Little Green in the Ocean Emma Hessler July 2, 2025 is the date shown on Boot’s fishing calendar. July 2. Today marks the anniversary of Boot’s marriage with his wife. He misses her everyday. He plans to… Continue Reading “There’s a Little Green in the Ocean”
New Home
Beach House – Ariana Kish New Home Michai Sanders The walls of your old home mean more to you than just paint and decorations. These walls hold your childhood memories along with laughter and the traces of the life you created inside them. Homes… Continue Reading “New Home”
Countertop Dishwasher
Chromakopia – Caleb Finley Countertop Dishwasher Sachin Lakshman Trent conducted his daily symphony of countertop appliances. With the precise hand he inherited from his surgeon mother, he cued in the mellow humming of the kettle to accompany the toaster’s buzzing. The devices harmonized in… Continue Reading “Countertop Dishwasher”