I am shattered, scattered across the floor like the broken remains of my brother’s glass bowl dropped on the floor after being mishandled one too …
Broken Child by Neha Agarwal
I wonder why they brought me here, leaving me to rot in this odious jail My biggest crime: wanting justice and basic human rights India’s …
Table Topics by Christy Kate Bennett
Hello little map, You stamp. A reminder of that time newspaper got stuck, in the same destination and we ripped it off, At bandaid speed, …
Reading Advice by Jacqueline Jules
I have decided to reopen that book— the one I abandoned, early last summer, heeding the advice of Suzy and Barbara, and the New York …
The Truth About Writing by Ma. Catalina Jimenez
Writing is waking up in the middle of the night with a sentence, a beginning, hanging from your fingers, the whole story still a mystery. …
Houses by Hannah Harvey
Burgundy bricks and feathers, Will always be symbols of silence to me. We lived in a house built of burgundy bricks. It was a little …
Choosing Between Tea or Poetry by Avantika Singhal
In my house, a cup of tea prepared by the 17-year-old me is appreciated more than my poetry. Strange women with magnifiers instead of eyes …
Strength by Saige Boundonna
I am small…a speck in the grandeur of your life, already a distant dream ……fading …………………….fleeting But you are statuesque and still, a slab of …
The Line by Bradley Samore
There is a line going through us with words on either side confidence or arrogance bravery or stupidity helping or enabling perseverance or foolishness and …