Poetry: Inspired by Rudyard Kipling’s “If”

September 21, 2018 | The Commentator Editors

 

If you can make use of all your spare time when all around you Is fading there wont be blame to place on others;

If you can forgive and let go of your past formed by others; But make … Read More

Poetry: Fresh Start

September 20, 2018 | Javier Herquinigo 1

Another new year, another first day

So much to hear, so much new stuff to say.

You’ve been here before, but it feels so new

So much in store, and you know it’s for you.

Hope you get a good … Read More

Poetry: “Night” and “Departure”

May 18, 2017 | Justin Marquez

Night

Sight of color

No need for technicolor

Dark and beautiful night

Ready for the flight

Final days before farewell

Have to look at the future with swell

 

Departure

Last minutes, final conversations

Time for final actions

Memories to … Read More

Poem: The Ball

October 16, 2016 | William Brown III

As a youth he was real.

The ball is in my heart,

It was placed there by my source.

It it wasn’t for this being,

My high spirits would not be the same.

He would tell me

While we were … Read More

Sonnet: I’m Fine

March 10, 2015 | Sydney Cheatham

Invisible. Masked. Unseen. Ghost. Disguise. Does anyone even know what it feels like? To look at yourself and just criticize. Look at them, look at you, nothing alike.

Just me, my shadows and these words of hate. They’ve got me … Read More