Posts from "Poetry"
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Poetry | Feb.14, 2019
Gone For Valentine’s Day
by Sarah Kirchner ’21 It was supposed to be a better day A day of love and a feeling of happiness But then he disappeared. He left me alone for another girl. Days were spent being each other’s. Together we…
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Features | Feb.14, 2019
What Does ___________ Mean?: The Roving Love Dictionary
What Does ___________ Mean?: The Roving Love Dictionary What does Love mean to you? Love is seeing past the cracks, the missing acts, and the backbreaking tax of loving someone else. You don’t fall in love, you choose to love.…
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Parody | Feb.14, 2019
I Like Meat Better: A Carnivorous Parody to “I Like Me Better” by Lauv
by Sarah Heavren ’21 To be wanting some grub in New York City To not know where to go but know I want food that will be good and tasty To be wanting some grub in New York City Midnight…
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Poetry | Feb.08, 2019
Final Score
by Grace O’Connor ’22 I woke up wishing I was still asleep It was a cold November morning A shiver went through my body My Yankee blanket not even keeping me warm I don’t have the motivation to wake up…
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Creative Non-Fiction | Feb.08, 2019
Upwards of Ten Thousand Feet
by Kiley McMahon ’20 As we continued upwards of ten thousand feet, the vehicle’s engine roared loudly in my ears. The GoPro stuck to his head recorded my every motion, reaction, and feeling. My fingers turned to ice through the…
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Portfolio | Feb.08, 2019
Eating While Black
by Dawyn Henriquez ’19 He was stocky, built more like a fridge with a magnet on its chest than a man with a badge. I didn’t even notice him walking into the pizza spot until he was in front of…
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Portfolio | Feb.08, 2019
The Cycle of Getting Better
by Julia Zygiel ’19 This time it had been a cassette, its original label covered up with a piece of scotch tape that read “Self help” in purple Sharpie. Eloise would rather send her beat up Volkswagen over the guardrail…
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Comics and Drawings | Feb.08, 2019
Chuckleheadz Post-Super Bowl Victory
by Mark Fairchild ’20
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