Poetry takes time and practice. You cannot just suddenly excel at it the first time, so don’t panic if you can’t seem to let it …
Poetry Review: War Songs by Sade Andria Zabala
Months ago, I was approached by budding author Sade Andria Zabala to review her newest collection of poems called War Songs, and I was so …
The Only Thing That Doesn’t Leave by Rowena Taylor
Riding the train home at 8 AM, diffused light stings. I squint past my own reflection to a view I love in the morning. But …
Beautiful by Summer Rose King
They didn’t call you beautiful, They thought you already knew. They envied the confidence you exuberated, Yet you had none. And when you were at …
For Sisters by Chelsea Coreen
While I drive her home from the movie theater, she tells me about the junior prom. And how she bought her black gauze gown with …
The Corner of Westwood and LeConte
Here, not thirty feet away from the bus stop, there is a raised garden. By ‘raised garden,’ I mean a brick box that ends about …