Poetry

I am Japanese, but I have never been to Japan And neither has my father And my Grandma has only visited When she told her… Read More »Kaeru – Ella Uriu, Associate Editor

i will stay. as young elephants follow their herd til death, through bitter sand and acrid ground. they know nothing but this. i will stay… Read More »I Will Stay – Capri Mills, Associate Editor

there is a piece of me that belongs to the south, in virginia. wherein my heart is chocked full of warm cinnamon apples and biscuits… Read More »Virginia – Kelsey Werkheiser, Associate Editor

Swirling fields of yellow The paint sticks out from the canvas An ailing impressionist’s mark Crows flying out of the field Into the darkened twilight… Read More »Final Landscape – Miguel Camacho, Managing Editor and Publicist

I remember the day that I told you piping ploversPecked at that pile of shells that smelledOf dead ocean and the tears of creatures already… Read More »May 10th, 2022 – Georgia Roache, Co-Head Editor

The life of a teenage girl knows the delirium and misery of the earth’s breaths in its finest form of wedded poetry. Ⅰ. Stray Piano… Read More »Stray Piano Keys Left Afloat – Athaliah Elvis, Associate Editor