Vivre C’est Vieillir

Emma Lake • November 13, 2025

Vivre C’est Vieillir I am seventeen, grasping desperately for the reins of my childhood. I am listening to a CD I stole from my mother’s library, a collection of Fleetwood Mac’s greatest hits....

small poems

Luke Coleman • November 13, 2025

This collection was written between late freshman year and early junior year, and all have been refined a bajillion times. I put these poems together because they all follow similar structure and themes: little to no rhyming or meter, a focus on the contrast between nature and humanity, and expressing a lot in very few words.

Cake for my Sister

Anonymous • November 13, 2025

Cake for my sister   I'm baking up a surprise for my sister's demise. Kill her with kindness, The perfect plan I've devised. A cup of sugar and maybe a booger For this older sister...

My Sunset

Detrick Kirby • November 13, 2025

I wrote this poem for someone special in my life. The idea is how sunsets tend to be so amazing and beautiful to look at, but how they disappear.

I am not “Black”.

Taliyah Spann • March 14, 2025

This poem was written in inspiration for Black History Month. It is my personal thoughts and feelings on stereotypes I have experienced from people of color and others that has weighed heavily on my mind.

Of Wildflowers on Plastic

Luke Coleman • March 14, 2025

This poem was made to bring awareness to the environment and climate change. It contrasts human environments and natural environments and comments on what could happen if we continue to do nothing. I wanted to explore America in a way that shows its beauty, both artificial and natural.