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Tag: stars

With Love by Zohra Hussain

Posted on Feb 20, 2019May 2, 2019 by Zohra Hussain

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 to leave. We both know making homes in heartbeats only lead to clichés, like standing outside your window, crying in the rain. I swear, in another life, it’s us who […]

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Mother Nature by Mikala Theo

Posted on Sep 25, 2017Oct 30, 2017 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 universe with her hands, And the ground cracked beneath her feet.        

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Aries Teaches Me About Astrology by Stephanie Tom

Posted on Mar 17, 2017Mar 6, 2019 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 up to the night, I developed a strange aching that I couldn’t quite explain. That summer, I took up astrology, and began to cross check my future with the movement […]

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Dim by Soham Bagchi

Posted on Jan 20, 2017Jan 20, 2017 by Germ Magazine guest author

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 be the Brightest in the sky, And by every fading star It comes closer to its goal. Astronomers look out with Telescopes, puzzled as to Why their life’s work Are […]

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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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Crying Stardust by Sydney Tatum

Posted on Mar 13, 2016Mar 13, 2016 by Germ Magazine guest author

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 my parents, I like to pretend I’m a shooting star. Flying miles overhead, away from all the pain and hatred that humans seem to reek of nowadays. I would soar […]

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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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Everything and Everything by Asma Gaba

Posted on Dec 27, 2015Dec 22, 2015 by Germ Magazine guest author

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 me down. But when I look at the stars, I remember that there are countless universes and galaxies. And I know that I will be okay.         […]

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Black Gold by Elena Christidis

Posted on Oct 31, 2015Oct 31, 2015 by Germ Magazine guest author

“Black Gold” is one of the September Writing Challenge entries that was chosen to be a featured story.     A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the stars fell from the sky, burning, turning into grey stardust. All the stars fell from the sky, because some other human-like monsters burned and […]

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