I know you still dream of space, as if there’s more hope where the stars are and no distance between us. I’m sorry I had …
Mother Nature by Mikala Theo
She breathed and the trees sighed in unison, She blinked and the stars flickered back. She laughed and the birds sang along. She touched the …
Aries Teaches Me About Astrology by Stephanie Tom
One spring morning, I watched a star fall out of the sky, closer than it’d usually come, and that very evening, before it crawled back …
Dim by Soham Bagchi
Dimmer stars grow dimmer so, And the sky reeks of black More so, day by day, And the Moon gently smiles For it strives to …
Dear Science Textbook, I Disagree by Ridhima Singh
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 …
Crying Stardust by Sydney Tatum
Sometimes when I lie awake at night, when I grow weary of the electronic hum from my household devices and the symphony of snoring from …
I Stopped Wishing I Was Dead by Keren Chelsea
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 …
Everything and Everything by Asma Gaba
Sometimes I think I’m okay. But other (most) times I am an enormous mass, a large amount of misery. It eats me up and breaks …
Black Gold by Elena Christidis
“Black Gold” is one of the September Writing Challenge entries that was chosen to be a featured story. A long time ago, in …