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Poetry

Expire

By Madi Maiolo | July 31, 2024

When does eternal love end?

Poetry

human bones laid out on a black background: a radius and ulna, wrist and hand, and ribcage

How To Write Poetry

By Victoria Nordlund | August 2, 2022

Gather the bones and let them dry.

Poetry

One Time, We Were Walking the Boulevard

By Ramona Boyd | August 2, 2022

You jaywalked and I used the crosswalk.

Poetry

Infatuation

By Tessa Nelson | August 1, 2022

Love is such a beautiful thing.

Poetry

acrylic decalcomania painting, abstract. From top to bottom, the colors are a light sky blue with a swath of white cutting through the center, a dark, bright pink which bleeds into the blue above, and a golden honey-yellow with warm brown dark values giving the impressions of feathers at the bottom.

Decalcomania

By Kimberly Yankson | August 1, 2022

One could only hope to take their preconceived canvas and transfer it over to a glass.

Poetry

White roses

By Kaylen Reel | July 29, 2022

Since I was six, I hated white roses.

Poetry

A pale yellow tissue embossed with a paisley design that has stains of red food coloring resembling blood in the center. The largest stain has a small, five-petaled flower sketched on top in a gold ink.

My Favorite Color Used To Be You

By Tovah Oslovich | July 29, 2022

Tulips are toxic, though rarely life-threatening.

Poetry

A color photograph of a belladonna plant, with light green leaves edged in a soft purple. There is a purple flowerbud in mid-bloom on the middle left of the photo, and a sigle pitch-black berry in the center.

Toxic Beauty

By Jonah Chudzik | July 29, 2022

It will cure you or kill you.

Poetry

French Marigold

By Gunnar Whalen | July 27, 2022

You needed to be the best.

Poetry

Garden of Flowers

By Lauren Tedford | July 25, 2022

I am the one for me and only me.