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Tag: alive

one year and counting by MacKenzie

Posted on Oct 18, 2018Jan 16, 2019 by Germ Magazine guest author

the kisses of sunbeams on my face feel warm. my heart is full, so far from the ragtag, edgy organ that’s worn out from using a year ago. it’s patched up now, got good memories to fill the emptiness that used to gnaw like a vulture picking at my bones. i’ve designed it in careful […]

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The Naked Truth About Suicide

Posted on Dec 10, 2016Jan 24, 2017 by Hannah Green

Last night she nearly let go. She wondered what left her holding on. If she left, the lights would still glisten. If she left, the stars would still shine. If she left, the moon would still empower. If she left, the sun would still shower possibility. If she left, the world would go on. If […]

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The Human Act of Acknowledgement by Taylor Brown

Posted on Oct 15, 2016Apr 20, 2017 by Germ Magazine guest author

There is a point at which we must realize just how very blue the sky is and how far the stars travelled so we could see their light. We must know that the sun sets and rises everyday, creating a magnitude of color that enhances who we are without us even realizing it. And that […]

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Dear Science Textbook, I Disagree by Ridhima Singh

Posted on Mar 17, 2016Apr 4, 2016 by Germ Magazine guest author

My science textbook tells me that stars are flaming balls of gas, all but the sun light years away from us, probably dead by the time their light reaches us on Earth. I disagree. They’re not dead. They come alive every night, as I stare out my window and watch them twinkle in the ink-smeared […]

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I Stopped Wishing I Was Dead by Keren Chelsea

Posted on Jan 9, 2016Jan 25, 2016 by Germ Magazine guest author

november has gone: thirty days passed by and i’m still striving. my hands no longer shake from the tragedy inside my lungs but it is not any easier to breathe without aching all over. the pain does not only reside in my chest. but yesterday, the stars lit up the sky, and my mother smiled […]

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