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Written by Joshua

An Egyptian mythic poem exploring transformation from decay to rebirth through sacred alchemy.

Written by Olivia

I came up with the idea as I was falling asleep. The light of my phone screen was just dimming, and this striking image of a face being THERE right in front of my face wouldn’t leave my head. Unlike the narrator, I opened my eyes and typed the idea into my phone.

Written by Olivia

This poem is inspired by the biphobia that a lot of bisexuals, including myself, face. Unfortunately, quite a bit of that biphobia can come from within the LGBTQ+ community itself, with people thinking that bisexuals are either lesbian or straight — but that’s not the case. Since it’s Pride Month, I wanted to explore something that feels important to me.

Written by Ananda

A historical fiction piece about a young woman balancing family duty, a new job, and the quiet spark of an unexpected connection. It’s a story of sacrifice, hope, and finding yourself when life pulls you in every direction.

Written by Olivia

This idea came to me randomly one day — as most of my weird story ideas do. I thought it might work as a poem, and this is what unfolded. I’ve tried to connect it to ideas of mental health, and how being a sensitive individual can feel like you’re constantly carrying around a heavy weight.

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Written by Olivia

This piece was inspired by three items I saw around my room: a necklace, a model typewriter, and a picture of a dollhouse from an album cover, which I then incorporated into a story.

Written by Lily

花見 /ˈhəˈnɑːmi/ (especially in Japan) the practice or custom of viewing cherry blossoms when they are in full bloom.