Nature

Extra Supermoon

Petrouchka Alexieva’s poem Extra Supermoon conjures an evocative image of a celestial phenomenon. The moon, likened to large red pita bread, dominates the late summer sky, while fluffy silver clouds ...
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The Ocean, My Love

Nivedita Shori’s poem The Ocean, My Love explores the profound relationship between words and the boundless ocean. The poem portrays the ocean as a silent, all-encompassing force that absorbs and ...
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Twister

John Grey's poem Twister offers a stark perspective on natural disasters, showing no sympathy for the inanimate objects and daily struggles disrupted by a storm. The poem reflects on how ...
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Fireflies

In E. Rathke's flash fiction piece Fireflies, the narrator wanders through a spectral world where familiar faces have faded and voices echo in obscurity. As they navigate a shapeless existence, ...
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I Saw A Tree Die

In the Shakespearean sonnet "I Saw A Tree Die," Lauren Kawamoto captures the serene yet tragic end of a tree's life, cut down without warning by men armored like ants. ...
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Rainsong

In "Rainsong," a poetic prose piece by E Eugene Jones Baldwin, the reader is enveloped in the symphony of mid-August cicadas. As the author walks, the endless chorus of these ...
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