To
The girl who stopped
The truth pouring from her words
Out of fear of what it might reveal…
In Memoriam
How a Libra Copes with Aries Season by Libby Root
January 27 was the five year anniversary of the first poem I ever wrote you. So, basically, my love for you could have raised a …
Author Calla Devlin on the Importance of Journalism
I never wanted to be a novelist. When I was in high school, I saw Missing, a movie about an American journalist named Charles Horman. In …
What I Heard by Bradley Samore
Whatever the cause deforestation animal abuse education reform first I learned about the issue then what I discovered enraged me and I burned at how …
The Unspoken Words by Hersh
Our truth will remain unspoken Our words, unheard And our souls will be lost forever However, our story will be told As a fairytale, it …
4 Truths About Being an Active Writer While in School
Being a journalist or writer can seem like a dream career path: contemplating new ideas while looking out the window or even scribbling notes in …
Dear Me: Aging Isn’t What We Thought It Would Be
So, not sure how to address this. I don’t know what to call myself. Guess I could just use my name. Or Whatever — When …
Vanity’s Shroud by Dana Li
What a strange old world, where I’ve got one heart but a thousand faces, I’ve got a hundred friends but one ticket to Vegas. What …
What TV Has Taught Me About Love
I watch a lot of television — like a lot. I watch to the extent that sometimes I even think it may have a negative …