I Remember.
Anna Anglin, Staff Writer
November 9, 2017
Filed under Literature, Showcase
Monday. She remembers his face so clearly Like a swift breath of air Except the air was not fresh No, it was a breath of cigarette smoke Life threatening, cloudy, yet she kept coming back for more Tuesday. She remembers when they spoke The words flowed out of his mouth...
The Warmth of Another
Matthew McFadden, Staff Writer
September 24, 2015
Filed under Literature, Showcase
I feel alone. Surrounded by friends who love me With a passion that glows As bright as his forest green eyes When his face lights up in laughter. Yet I can’t help but feel As though I am a lone weed In a meadow abundant with violets As vibrant as my feelings...
Expanding Anxiety
Danielle Stone, Staff Writer
December 15, 2014
Filed under Literature, Showcase
It started out small, Nothing too bad. But it should be long gone by now. It’s gotten much worse, I can barely stand it. It’s not just nerves anymore, It’s a constant, looming cloud. An everyday battle Just to leave the comfort of my home. Constantly...
The Mirror
Jacob Blodgett, Staff Writer
October 31, 2014
Filed under Literature, Showcase
The mirror was cracked. It bothered her. A line snaking along the side, unnoticed then suddenly veering into view. It was ugly. To her eyes, it was an abomination of the sickest nature. Her mother said that she was being too picky, she knew what she felt. She felt angry at the mirror, like it was the...
Blaise Rayburn, Literature Editor
January 10, 2019
In the age of WebMD and online quizzes, hypochondriacs are thriving. But the realm of digital self-diagnostic tools not only covers physical illness but has also expanded...
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