by Oluwarimike Abiodun-Oni Millions is a story about the difficult question of what the people we love the most may leave us when they go. Emily had her grandparents die. They left her a silo in Texas, a coastal house on rocky pastures in Massachusetts Bay. Blue lace china they got on their European honeymoon. …
by Karma Henderson I gave you my heart body mind and soul In exchange I asked for honesty, Understanding, affection and wisdom and happiness Yet in return I get happiness Heartbreak lies and conflict I thought I made you happy Your words say I do Yet some of your actions show otherwise Am I wrong …
by Eliana Santesteban Applying for college has already begun in most schools and is right around the corner for others. If you are someone at this stage in your life, I know this can be a stressful time—always wondering where you will end up. I grew up in a small town, Fresno, California, and made …
by Rabiah Na’Allah Imagine if there were clouds Imagine if the sun came out to keep us warm Let’s pretend this place is something to dream about. Imagine the trees kept their green all year long And their oxygen rejuvenated us We would never leave. About Rabiah Na’Allah Rabiah Na’Allah and is a second-year student at …
by Ayannah Garcia “Spring flowers are nature’s most fragrant charms” -Angie Weiland-Crosby Six more weeks of winter because the groundhog saw its shadow But that doesn’t mean leaves won’t grow What things are there to do while there is still snow? Nothing, but Spring peeks its head around the corner and says “Hello” Lush green …
