By Sophia Behal I, pointing at you soldier with my daisy. I will do it to ya I guess daily. “Dear Sinister how hard is it to see, a wonder, a flower?” “Weapons down”, I say, Bloody hell, Breaking the spell, Prevent a catastrophy. Soldier after soldier, soldiers; “one by one, don’t poitn their … Continue reading Weapons Down
Lost and Found
By Michal Reiben One evening as I’m laying on my bed, reading, the phone on my bed-side table rings. I pick up the receiver, “Hello.” “Anna?” inquires a woman’s voice. “Yes,” I reply nervously, for a strange voice usually signifies some sort of nuisance-call. “I’m your sister Imogen,” explains the lady at the other end … Continue reading Lost and Found
Seed of Love
By Nancy Lou Henderson Darkness does surround, Waiting in the ground, Moisture touches me, Waking me to flee, My outer shell has burst, Increasing my thirst, Breaking thru the earth, Today is my rebirth Sunlight on my face, Feeling God's amazing grace Stand firm and straight, Budding flowers await, Flowers soon to bloom, Removing … Continue reading Seed of Love
Winter Sun
By James Bates The boy loved the icy winter, And playing in the snow, Sledding and building snowmen, Snowballs for him to throw. One day he awoke quite ill, Confined there to his bed, His best friend Bob came to visit, And panicked he'd soon be dead. "No," the father calmed him, "not my … Continue reading Winter Sun
Waking You Up
By Nancy Lou Henderson There was an aroma of coffee perking, as the alarm buzzed loudly. Elsa knew it was time to get out of bed, but she laid there thinking, with her eyes closed, before turning the alarm off. She loved the bookstore downstairs, but as the owner, she knew it had monopolized … Continue reading Waking You Up
Three Poems by Nardine Sanderson
Corners of my soul. Inspired by his heart, this love to deep to comprehend , it stretches past the boundaries i once built, there truly is no end For all the victorious movements my eyes have made, I capture pictures of my love in timeless images , where he has laid In the corners of … Continue reading Three Poems by Nardine Sanderson
The Atlas of Disappearing Places
By Ciaran J. McLarnon The shortest distance between any two points is a straight line. Gladstone had this in mind as he aimed to walk down the middle of the corridor. He wasn’t sure why he was going to the dining room anymore, but he a deep sense that whatever he had to do there … Continue reading The Atlas of Disappearing Places
Three Poems by Alex Andy Phuong
Musecal Some kids like to read and others do not Some people are scientific while others are prolific Writers Artists Musicians (and/or) dreamers Dreams are much more than just nighttime phenomena Because dreams make the phenomenal possible Rhyme and reason Sense and Sensibility Tales as old as time Poetry does … Continue reading Three Poems by Alex Andy Phuong
Easter Bunny
By Dianne Moritz Easter bunny- Chocolate yummy. Nibble toes, Nibble tummy. Nibble tail. Then nip off ears. Nibble till… It disappears!
Ode to Passions
By Jay M My worst arguments are with my own mind, To pave the way for my best words for you; Words of enchantment give themselves up, To that your beauty creates, to you. Indelible prints of ardour, upon my mind, A burst of fragrant rhapsody, A quilt of colours, paving the way, For … Continue reading Ode to Passions
Academy of the Heart And Mind 