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Creative Nonfiction: COLOR

by Watuur

Quiet, the sound of nothingness, enough to put a baby to sleep. The thick darkness with only grey, vague, unknown characters in the distance. Emotion, emotions of agony, regret, anger, and disappointment, bottled up. Not felt but heard...

Prose Poem: THE FEELING

by Harold R

Two messy beds that rarely get made, a tv remote that is slick and black. A room that smells like cologne and berries. The fan always loud and obnoxious. The fuzzy carpet that's a light brown. The adults arguing over politics drowning out the tv. The restless wind that blows me back when I jog outside. The taste...

Nonfiction: TERMINUS OF ORBIS TERRARUM

by -J

How paradoxical to think how only a week ago the off-white colored halls of school were erupting with careless jokes about our impending doom.

Fiction: THE CLOSET

Kaveya W

“Lights out Kalayla” said my mom, but little did I know that was the last night before my life had changed forever.

Poem: YOUR BEST

Anonymous

If you always try your best
Then you’ll never have to wonder

Poem: UNIQUE

Paige S

All of us are unique.
Why would some call us “freaks”?...

Poem: INSPIRATION

Anonymous

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Visual Arts: The Midnight Ocean

Ryleigh M

Poem: THE DARKEST TIMES

Anonymous

The Darkest sky
Black as night
For what it hides
Becomes a fright...

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