Kalista Puhnaty takes a look at Adultolescence, and why the poetry collection isn’t worth picking up.
Tag Archives: Poetry
Baptized in Fire
In “Baptized in Fire” Cole Kissam contemplates the self through religion and music.
Two Poems By Asha Marie
In “Dinner” and “Blue,” Asha Marie uses powerful imagery to explore family and the self.
Akimbo
Lily Sickles provides the reader a rush of images and movements centered around the word “Akimbo.”
Two Poems by Elena Rielinger
Elena Rielinger analyzes her relationship with apples and examines the personality of a coffee drink.
Two Poems by Amelia Van Donsel
Van Donsel’s pieces explores grand American imagery and poetry itself.
The First Real Funeral
Emma Crockford explores the connection between mourning and childhood, through the alluring analogy of snake skin.
