April 20, 2024

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Tag: Blackout poem

Blackout Poem

by The Cowl Editor on April 12, 2018

Poetry

by Kiley McMahon ’20

Stargazing

by The Cowl Editor on March 15, 2018

Poetry

by Marisa DelFarno ’18

The Birth of Tragedy

by The Cowl Editor on November 2, 2017

Poetry

by Marisa DelFarno ’18

Spirit

by The Cowl Editor on September 28, 2017

Poetry

by Julia Zygiel, ’19

On Social Media

by The Cowl Editor on September 21, 2017

Poetry

by Marisa DelFarno ’18

entire prisons span to the horizons and in a sparkly spotlight the world of overexposure is practiced. Drama can lead to some mortifying moments. In a second, the whole world--not a sweet little place, uppity passion weirdly is a mirror. A long tangent, people nervous to say hi and a lot of creepy watching. Of course, judgy girls lead a messy horror film, a minefield, a lot of noise. It's depressing. the punctuating stories do not end.