CA Russegger writes an intimate poem surrounding the connection between Japanese literature and their grandfather carried in three sections.
Something About Living
In "Something About Living", Benjamin Herdeg explores the thoughts and psyche of an aged veteran.
To Fit The Part
Elina Choi uses eloquent imagery to convey her culture and experience as an Asian woman. Visual Art by: Woohyung "Garfield" Jung
Daughter
In Gia Bharadwaj's poem, "Daughter", a complex and violent story of motherhood is captured through the point of view of a vulnerable
Woman
Dia Bhojwani’s poem "Woman” portrays the female body’s intricate diversities while beautifully cherishing the strength of one’s feminity and being.
Fateless
Luiza Louback addresses an imperative issue facing Rio de Janeiro in her beautifully heartbreaking poem.
Two Poems by Serena Deng
In her poems, Serena Deng explores the powerful intersection of creation, decline, identity, and becoming through memorable imagery and vivid language.
Two Poems by Ellie Elrod
In their poems "to myself, by well bucket" and, "portrait of a manufacturing plant, or a tribute to the trans women in
Between the Lines
In her poem, Between the Lines, Jacqueline Wu beautifully illustrates the trials of a youthful resounding love, strings and cords, and a
The Wrecked Classroom
Yunseo Cho's poem "The Wrecked Classroom" chronicles a tragedy through heart-wrenching poetic narration.
Two Poems by Mollie Schofer
With inventive poetic choices and resounding imagery, Mollie Schofer's poetry is eye-grabbing, funny, and powerful.
Aquarius Rising
"Aquarius Rising" explores a connection between the self, the stars, and nature through sharp imagery and lyricism.
when i talk about the moon
In her poem, Henie Zhang uses powerful and beautiful imagery to capture the moon masterfully.
To Linger
Min Lee tugs at your heartstrings in this creative non-fiction piece which takes the reader through the journey of a tiger's life
declutter.
Grace Hur illustrates the journey towards finding the hidden beauty of emptiness in her powerful and thought-provoking nonfiction piece, “declutter.”
Roots
In her poem, "Roots", Katherine Mallory uses poignant imagery to explore the family dynamics and personal history.