Poetry
Poetry: “Christmas”
December 24, 2018 | Simone AbdullahiThe day before Christmas, hanging by the fireplace, lies our unstuffed stockings
Everyone is rushing down the halls while the clock is tick tocking
Many kids patiently awaiting by the window to watch the reindeer flocking
Bundling up into winter … Read More
Poetry: “Christmas Day”
December 19, 2018 | Aaliyah PachecoThe morning sky is white, snowy, and cold.
The sound of the bells never grows old.
Santa Claus is coming out at midnight,
Which means he has already taken flight.
Children are laughing, making it super merry.
Poetry: “In the Grand Scheme of Things”
December 6, 2018 | Sofia SantosShe arrived home, leaving her things in her room
Alongside lush sheets sprawled on the queen bed
The chandelier beamed lustrous lights of silver
Onto shelved book spines of golden thread
She stretched briefly and walked to her kitchen
Poetry: “The Ballad of Melanin”
December 6, 2018 | Danielle SingsonThe sun caught in her raven hair
Rays reflecting hellfire on her skin
Draped in rags, her slumber in her cage
Crowned with rusted metal
Queen of my fields,
How I desire you
Painting of angels surround us
Pale skin … Read More
Song: “Hold On”
November 26, 2018 | Sofia Santos
“Hold on”
Let me out, let me see the light Pouring in heaps of gold from the window Sure, there are things to do, but I’m taking all my time just looking at you
Thinking about it now, … Read More
Poetry: “Ash”
November 10, 2018 | Sofie AlexanderThe blood rushing.
Rushing so fast to my pounding heart in order to help with the fear I have to experience.
The shaking of my hands and the bumps that go all over my body to keep the blood inside … Read More
Poetry: “Halloween Night”
October 26, 2018 | The Commentator
T’was the week before All Hallow’s eve,
I was scared and couldn’t breathe.
As the monster emerges closely,
It’s a battle for my life mostly.
Watching my back as I run to the door,
But the door isn’t there … Read More
Poetry: “Toxicity”
October 26, 2018 | Multiple Writers
Girl: “I’m as pure as water
Can’t you realize I’m someone’s daughter?”
Girl: “Once I give you love, you’ll just trade it away
Know that I’m a woman who has things to say.”
Boy: “Even water … Read More
Poetry: “My Hair”
October 19, 2018 | AnonymousMy hair is my crown
Something I will not let fall down
There were times where I was ashamed
To embrace my voluminous mane
Thought I looked like a beast
Who hadn’t been slain
Or a wild animal … Read More
Poetry: “Because I Love You”
October 15, 2018 | Kayla McKinnonBecause I love you I’ll drop
Everything to make sure you’re okay
And by the chance that you aren’t
I’ll stay by your side until you’re you
Again
Because I love you I’ll support every decision because
You do … Read More
Poetry: “Switch”
October 12, 2018 | Sofia SantosThere it goes! The machine that tread.
Labels carelessly placed and its scratches bruised,
with its unfinished polish, its capacity abused.
Its thin foil shreds have undergone many amends,
with once robust members now of awkward joint bends.
Trudging, … Read More
Poetry: “Leaving the Mirror”
October 12, 2018 | Andrew ArroyoMirror that is on the most farthest wall, Tell me the actions that have sent me forth. As I am the loneliest of them all, Going to a place that had no more warmth. Now leaving all those I know … Read More
Poetry: “Realize”
October 2, 2018 | Kayla McKinnonIt first happened when you showed up
At 2am with puffy, red eyes
My heart broke at the sight
You told me that she broke up with you
It happened again when we were ice skating
You grabbed my … Read More
Poetry: Autumn Love
September 30, 2018 | Sofie AlexanderThe feeling that there is no longer a need for shorts and tank tops will always be the most comforting thought to run through my mind
Taking the over sized sweaters and fur-lined boots out of storage to keep me … Read More
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