In this poem, Segolene Pihut explores the interchangeability of terrain and relationships through the physicality of the human body.
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melon groves
Phone List, by Emily Clarke and Danae Devine, is a poem that emphasizes the strains of an abusive relationship.
Road Trip
Stella Pfahler’s poem paints the view of traffic, dust, and country landscapes outside a car window.
When The Wise Man Speaks
Grace Vedock explores the conflicting drive of creative passion and its often exhausting nature in this piece.
A Vicious Culture
Lisa Zou uses the powerful metaphor of animals in the wild to make a powerful statement about violence in today’s culture.
Aroha (pity)
Stephanie Bennett expresses nostalgia as she takes us on a journey around houses decaying under heat.
I’ll Sing to Both
Sophie Coats explores the intimacy of music and family memories in her poem, “I’ll Sing to Both”.
Two Poems by Zahava Lior
Zahava Lior’s poetry takes us through the memories of a blurred childhood and the Modern Museum of Art, making us re-think our definition of truth and art.
