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The Red Hatter
What can poems literally and imaginarily hold?
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Arya Utsa Varma
- Dec 1
- 2 min
The Cannibal King
Today's world is one in which those at the top of the corporate ladder achieve a "godlike" status.
Reese Walker
- Dec 1
- 1 min
The Artists
While you may be jealous of someone else, remember they might be jealous of you too.
Julie
- Dec 1
- 1 min
Simple Freedom
This whole poem starts off from the words, “dying rays of summer days.”
Yusra Keinan
- Oct 31
- 5 min
Animal Farm
Through satirical allegory, Animal Farm exposes the distortion of socialism by class divisions, propaganda, and oppression.
Nikhil Majumder-Singh
- Oct 31
- 4 min
The Time I Fell in Love
My heart pounding in my chest, my hands clenched into fists of sweat, my legs uncontrollably shaking in suspense, my face resolute and stalk
N. Hue
- Oct 31
- 1 min
Flick of the Wrist
For self-expression and self-reflection, journaling is an effective process.
Arya Utsa Varma
- Oct 31
- 1 min
Broken Clocks
"Broken Clocks" reflects the frustration of the speaker as they grapple with the constraints of time as a slave.
N. Hue
- Oct 31
- 2 min
When That Growth Hits
When That Growth Hits is a piece that uses repetition to emphasize what growth should look like for those who truly seek it.
Larissa M.
- Oct 1
- 2 min
I Tell to Lock Away
When love ends, everything seems to come crashing down...
Hieu T.
- Oct 1
- 1 min
Take Notes
This piece is intended to describe the author's experience with journaling, and it may also resonate with others.
Shubhay Mishra
- Oct 1
- 2 min
Hallowed Grace
This philosophical poem explores the timeless question of the meaning of life.
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