Joseph Felker blurs the line between mystery and memory.
Tag Archives: Poetry
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.
In Memory of Emzara
Fiora Elbers-Tibbits describes her view of a world about to end in her short poem, “In Memory of Ezra.”
Post-Partum
Explore the postpartum world of Sofia Haines’s delicately crafted poem that uses gripping imagery to effectively convey a story.
Sorry
Rachel Hertzberg’s “Sorry” examines the often tumultuous patches of the relationship between Mother and child. Far from simple, this poem explores many familiar feelings and evokes a strong sense of nostalgia and sympathy.
Dear Junior Year
Congratulations to Tenaya Berndsen for winning Honorable Mention in this years IAA Non-Major Contest.
“Hi. It’s Me, Death” with Dana Levin
Tibetan Buddhism, hawks, death, dreams and Wikipedia Inspire Dana Levin to write Sky Burial.
