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“A Haiku” by Eric Feldstein

Birds chirp on branched trees. Sakura petals I smell. Spring is here at last.

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“A Limerick” by Danielle Smith

A Limerick The sun came out and blinded my eyes, And all the shirts abandoned their guys. Somehow I have bug bites Beneath my black tights, If this be spring, then give me grey skies.

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“A Haiku” by Danielle Smith

A Haiku Spring is here at last And I meant to write a poem, But it’s too nice out.

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“A Memory ” by Danielle Smith

The feeling of a ceiling fan Will always remind me of lying On my back on the cool couch, black, Eating pop-sicles with my sister– Arguing about who would dodge The invariable roaches in the hall To get us more, … Continue reading

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“Another Poem for My Love” by Danielle Smith

While you are mine, and I call you my own, And lie in your arms, sinew etched in stone— I try to love you and yet you must ruin With words, a skill-fully crafted illusion. But when you are just … Continue reading

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“An Ode to the Sense of Motion: Part I” by Eamon Thomasson

The words to the song are hard to follow. They fluctuate on each occasion of singing. But the core of the tune remains: An ode to the sense of motion. Part I: Tea orders the mind. The ordinary room, well … Continue reading

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“A Short Pick Up Rhyme (For Valentine’s Day)” by Danielle Smith

Roses will be black. Violets will be black too. One day you’ll be a corpse And then none will love you. Thus, knowing you will die And worms will eat your lips, Won’t in my bed you lie, And first … Continue reading

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“They Came One Day” by Eric Feldstein

They Came One Day by Eric Feldstein They came one day, Shouted out loud: “We are here to proclaim to you, Your new king.” We gathered in the local square, Jake, Lisa, Akimo, my friends Lin, Brooks, Sarah, my family … Continue reading

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“A Super Smash Bros. Review from a First Time Player” by Danielle Smith

A Super Smash Bros. Review from a First Time Player 
It seemed like it was all tongues and eggs.
 I was dragged into a dark, shady dorm room to play Super Smash Bros, despite my many protests that I had … Continue reading

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Silenciosamente (Quietly) by Nicole Seleme

Silenciosamente (Quietly) Sigue llorando el viento en su oído A pesar de que solloza Algo más silenciosa Que las lunas del ayer. El reloj susurra Y la corta, Suavemente. Piel de piedra, Corazón de azúcar. Aún duele, Suavemente. ______________________ The … Continue reading

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