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Fiction
See allSnowflakes Are Actually Heavy
Two girls build a snowman One winter day, Emily and Mary went out to play. Mary said, “We could make a snowman!” Emily agreed. Squish…
The Little Christmas Tree
A tree, bored with his existence, dreams of another life Once upon a peaceful time, there was a little Christmas tree. He wasn’t that much…
The Story of the Puddle and the Frog
A puddle who yearns to see the ocean beseeches a frog to tell him all about it There was once a river. For years, this…
Memoir
See allThe Magic Desk
An ode to a desk It’s heavy, old, and has scribbles all over its body. But it is mine, and I love it. My desk…
The Deadly Pain
The narrator is subsumed with fear and worry as a mysterious pain fills his stomach The afternoon sun shined hard on the tall NYC buildings,…
Unconditionally
The narrator finally has enough money to buy the tea set she’s coveted—but at what cost? I should have felt excited, but I didn’t. My…
Poetry
See allA Quiet Neighborhood
A quiet neighborhood seemed empty, yet it was the fullest it could be. Even if ones weren’t out, they were enjoying peace and love with…
Are We Doing Enough?
Beautiful maple trees. Little flowers brush against my knees. The sun is shining bright as an LED light, And fluffy clouds are in sight. My…
Armor
Acting silly, having fun, Being someone I’m truly not. The sun is saying goodbye, The sky is putting on a show— Daffodil yellow, sky blue,…
Art
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