Sophia Marshall – Oak

There once was an oak And she stood, Right in the center of the wood. Her trunk was the thickest. Her roots were the deepest Her branches pointed high, Up to the pale blue sky. She thought she would never die. Storms would come and go, But she loved the sky so She just stayed… Continue reading Sophia Marshall – Oak

Ella Ryan

We go away And we look at the night sky And we wonder why everything isn’t this beautiful   We fall in love And suddenly everything is brighter And we wonder why we haven’t seen it before   But go home By yourself And look at the night sky And look at all of the… Continue reading Ella Ryan

“I Am From Maudie Ree and Sargent Pearl” – Sara Beth Riddell

1.I am from Maudie Ree and Sargent Pearl, Kosher Wine replaced by Cree and Cherokee, I am from the road, gypsy livin’, Nomads with nowhere to go and nowhere to be,   2.I am from The Lone Star state line, a border baby, Honeysuckle’s oh so sweet, but humble, boots and buckles, I am from… Continue reading “I Am From Maudie Ree and Sargent Pearl” – Sara Beth Riddell

Break the Mold by TK Poehlman

This is a poem about being your own person because these chains have locked the thoughts in my brain to make them sit there and fester in pain but the strain is pulling much too hard like a traveling bard headed across a plane of existence within the cerebral cortex of those who have listened to the restriction… Continue reading Break the Mold by TK Poehlman