By claudia chen the world will keep spinning and i’ll keep losing time going backwards looking for memories never formed
call it a day
Tag: poetry
look how the stars shine for you
By Michelle Hou i will pluck a star to give you/wear in your hair, shine in your eyes,/lovers say
with dreams
By Kimaya Bhuta the little girl, she sang to the screaming sky, hardly through the rubble, stars made of bombs, sparklers of salvo, her memory made of dreams.
litany
By Pluto Mehan You imagine the rain, kerosene pouring from clouds, you imagine your tongue a lit match so you can die for love the way you always have
flutterby
By leandre huang i raise a hand to your monarch print. you are the only semblance i have of what it means to be young.
dusk
By Pluto Mehan because we are young and we are sinners, and i have only ever been what you make of me
how to eat me alive: a guide
By kai foo take my eyes for hors d'oeuvre, pick them off a tray. peer at them and they’ll peer back with curiosity.
Teeth
By Nina Anin The family at the reunion dinner is a rebrand of bluetooth White tooth maybe, but it's rotting in a drawer, not telling stories at the river
Awakening
By Eleyn Yap The universe expands A trove teeming with resources Determined by a satellite's ray
Telephone wires
By Nina Anin The translator doesn't work. It says my great grandfather was a pirate, when he was a swordsman/doctor who carried lion heads across the continent
Amber: The Teenage Chapbook 