Recovery Recovery is a constant is never ending state of mind. must remind oneself some part of my how far you have came. brain constantly time is on your side now working. the shower is a place some days it makes for relaxation to settle in. an unwelcoming Home is a home again. appears […]
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Sometimes life just simply feels perfect. Flawless and divine like fresh fruit or the beatingof a bird’s wings. So perfect that it is simply effortless in its beauty. Straightening your hair asyou feel the gracious light of the sun crawling over every inch of your exposed skin. The first taste of the air as you […]
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Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! The newest album by my favorite band in 2013. In 2013 I was in Algebra 1 for the second time around. A sophomore in a freshman class, the only sophomore too I think. One of my favorite people were in that class. We shared a smile nearly […]
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I believe only truly sad people understand the moon. How it shines reflects the world around it the way it hides, changes shapes. The others— only notice when it’s full big and bright only when it does something magnificent.. life altering. Only then, will the world around it Stop. And take sight. Only then does […]
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by Avery Markle Even after traveling for days,Meeting people with accents I have trouble understanding,And watching fog roll over different landscapes –Tangled up in blue.Tasting southern sodas and magnolia fields,And feeling hail bruise my skin as the clouds are swallowed by sun. Crushing new dirt beneath my soles,Crying over bodies I’ve never met,Seeing fields of […]
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by Avery Markle The world once tossed your native soul to valleys of love where all is born. And in these hills the trees did sing, the rivers brought forth the rhythm of wind. Your vagrant mind and wisdom old uplift the fires in your native soul. Your eyes reflect those of your mother; honey […]
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by Shaina Marrie Dayon there, by the hallway, a little girl stood. forlornly, she paced—the wind stinging her eyes. or so she told herself. her trolley bag sat by their classroom doorway, waiting for her to calm down. her teacher’s voice wafted from inside the classroom where she’s knee-deep in a tutoring session. the little […]
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by Aayushi It was amusing, When the woods were chopped down It was amusing, To see them fuck up and burn it to the ground It took a minute Until they realized it at the end Legalizing the dismantling of the woods Was gonna overload the system that hung by a thread They fawned over […]
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by Beth Portnoy “You see? You’ll never be able to see me. Not really.” She gives a chuckle, his blood on her arm mixing with her own. “Let me help you.” He reaches out his hand, stretching it out to hers. “Let me pull you up like you once did for me. You don’t have […]
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