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poem by Freesa Khan

I reached into myself and pulled out my heart, your trust in me was where i wanted to start. I kept trying to explain that my words are all true, but you don't really listen to anyone but you! The talking turned to screaming and... Read more

poem by Anthony Batson

Down deep I have died Over millions of deeds that Wear out this heart of mine Broken through the fathoms That proceeds over these seventeen years I’ve lost so many desires to feel The bruise that they have Portrayed li... Read more

story by Polo Jamoralin

Since the dawn of my memory, I have had anomalously vivid dreams. Dreams that penetrate the boundary between the world and the firmament, the depths of hell and the apex of heaven aloft. I had dreams that were so graphic to the point ... Read more

story by Lucia Ocean

I watched as a girl stood trial. She was in her early twenties, with gorgeous blonde hair and deep blue eyes. I don't know what she'd been accused of, but she was sentenced to be "decoupled from the biosphere". The girl was taken to ... Read more

story by R.L. Pfundt

That night was one of the longest nights a night has ever lasted. Those nine hours seemed to never end. Eventually, around five or six in the morning, I finally fell into a coma and my mom started shaking me awake at eight in the morn... Read more

story by R.L. Pfundt

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story by R.L. Pfundt

It wasn’t till later that year, towards the end, in May that I learned about Jack’s mom. I don’t know if I ever wondered about his mom and I’m certain I never asked. It’s strange how self involved ki... Read more

story by R.L. Pfundt

Fast forward a few years and Jack and I were in the third grade. We were the best of friends by now, inseparable really, and he spent nearly every waking moment with my family at our house. That’s not to say he didn’t go... Read more

story by R.L. Pfundt

I don’t know exactly all of what happened to Jack that night and he hasn’t told me much, but the following day, he arrived at school wearing sunglasses. When Ms. Vera finally got him to remove them, we all saw his bruise... Read more

poem by Pontus Olin

Circling like black crows On languid farmland thermals Murder of deadlines Read more

story by R.L. Pfundt

[Warning: This story will deal with child abuse and neglect. So, if you don’t want to read a story that deals with that, which I completely understand, then this story probably isn’t for you.] Like most human beings, ... Read more

story by Daniel Moskowitz

Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler Sat together in Ecological Science Class. Adolf always paid close attention, But Donald goofed off..... Writing love letters To the girls in class With the biggest, sexiest breasts. After class, ... Read more

story by Daniel Moskowitz

I know you're fretting Over the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, Jewboy, And it's kind of a shame That he got chopped up into little pieces and all, But it don't really matter! If WE don't sell them Moozelems weapons to kill each othe... Read more

story by Daniel Moskowitz

First, I fell in love, And was rejected. I started to feel afraid and alone. The toxic smoke from wildfires came, Driving me out of my mind, But the only sense of belonging I could find Was with a White Supremacists Hate Group... Read more

lyrics by Rhys Thomas

I've had to try to be an adult Since I was five years old So I hope you understand I'm tired of it now. I want my childhood back But that's an unreasonable ask Lost days stay gone It happens to everyone. Enjoy each day; ... Read more

poem by Chanelle Nackmen

Standing in the desert once again Without my illusory den Why has no answer You dance your devil’s dance Sweet chocolate-words dripped from your tongue-snake I ate your poison cake I wore my sentimental fool cloak You ... Read more

lyrics by Lucia Ocean

I keep a tally on my wrist Of all the times I've done this But you won't ever see What's been done to me I set my own high score My depressive hard-core See how far I can go But I'm the only one to know I don't want to be ... Read more

poem by Aditya chandel

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poem by yuktha khanna

In the darkest night the moonlight i sight The stage a lie Even the silence,a loudest cry Tears lit by the crescent light Heartless, soulless and absolutely clueless Whispers of the dead Secrets unsaid The orange of t... Read more

poem by Durlabh Singh

BALLAD Go saddle me the black black steed For I am going on a long long journey Go wipe away the tears that roll Across brawny cheeks of gypsie lassie. Fifteen well made men going on their steeds To get their brides leap o... Read more