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Literature
Last Moments of the Romanov Family by Tessa Sagner
Four girls went into a room a very long time ago and none of them left. They lived in the partings of each other’s hair. They were not...
May 61 min read
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Betty Elms by Tessa Sagner
It was just things that happened which I’m plenty allowed to add the list, counted plastic beads on a string falling to be with their...
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The Bay by Tessa Sagner
Which I used to assume was warm even this far up along the coast because I thought all beaches were hot; don’t you know that the world...
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Endangered! by Tessa Sagner
Endangered! Now you’re endangered, racing down population graphs sloping into verticality, free fallen into other countries you will move...
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Lines by Tessa Sagner
Someone is drawing you somewhere Eyes slotted between blue lines of ruled paper, close enough to you and your shape with hints of every...
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Poema de eidolon by Ignacio Leal-Montero
A ti DICTADOR! Es a ti a quien me dirijo en este verso maldito perverso Que arranca vida - Que quita sueño El gran separador de familias...
May 62 min read
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Untitled by Erin Blatt
It was a regular Friday afternoon for Noah and Jason, and the two sat next to each other in their last class of the day. As the boys were...
May 63 min read
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The Riding Stable by Romina Mofrad
The breeze lifts the particles of hay That reflects within the sun's rays. The smell of the stable fills your lungs… Once an unpleasant...
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Sirens by Caroline McCann
Somewhere in the silence I hear some sirens sing, They skitter through the streets, they haunt and they ring I sit here in the still in...
May 61 min read
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Serene Chaos by Marie-Sophia Van Goch
The ocean. So vast and beautiful, Its waters shining like crystals in the bright light. Gold. Silver. Small waves soothing your mind,...
May 61 min read
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Name, Date, Period by Oliver Lin
Dropping end first on the linoleum, the already fragile pencil point breaks as it lands, tipping and bouncing to roll under the chair of...
May 64 min read
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Lessons by Hemlock
They start to cry. Pristine crystals drop down their face. Should I feel bad? Love makes you suffer, that is a fact. So if I love them,...
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Into Oblivion by Bethel Yosef
The sky seems to redden as the earth spins on its axis,The red scorching heat burning outer space into smithereens, until every single...
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I Do Not Have Angel Wings by Clover G
Everyone else has wings as white as freshly powdered snow That shine and shimmer to show their purity whenever they come near But mine...
May 62 min read
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