dyStopia by Emmy Song

When September came and you were gone with the setting skies and leaves that crunch like bone I took a trip down memory lane alone, in an orange-tinted room trapped by the sun and the phantom ants on my skin, I scratched and clawed until I bled And then night dawned and my ears leaked […]

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Illinois by Marlee John

I was friends with her for a time. Everyone thought of her as “that girl” But there was more than that ─ More than what it may have seemed like on the surface. How could they not see? How could they not? She was kind; she was poetic; she was lovely. But she looked loose, Like […]

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