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Friendships

By Rohin Dodhia, Grade 9 I watch you,I watch you walk away.The tears begin to slide down my face.I blame myself for it.How’d I lost it?How’d I lose it all,All in one argument.For the first time, I had no words.Nothing I say can bring you back.Nothing.Now I clasp onto our memories,I don’t want to letContinueContinue reading “Friendships”

‘Yellow’

By Anonymous Look at the stars,Look how they shine for you,And everything you do 56 hours, 37 minutes, and 14 seconds. That’s how long it had been since Ash had gotten the call. It had been a dark night when he waited on that rooftop, the song already playing in his mind before his loveContinueContinue reading “‘Yellow’”

Yellow Days

By anonymous Feeling down,You say,Means feeling blue.Feeling happy,You say,means feeling yellow.Yesterday was a blue day,You say,But these sun raysHint that yellow is todayAnd you prayThat it forever stays this way.No feeling of dismay, disarray, or anything that will lead you astray from the joy of today that you hope will never be taken away.

Graceful Ghost

By Gayoung Cha, Grade 9 There was a ghost dancing at the edge of the hall. His dance was graceful; this was the only word that I could think of. That ghost, who stepped on the ground lightly and moved his arms carefully, his tears were dropping down to the floor- clink clink- and stillContinueContinue reading “Graceful Ghost”

Machine

By anonymous He who plays must battle blood, At war above, love and lust. In these mad symphonies is rust.

Feral

anonymous Disclaimer: This content is suitable for ages 16 and up. Some days I feel absolutely Feral, Frothing at the mouth – Forgetting I’m human Forgetting I’m real.Some days I feel encompassingly Feral, Frothing at the mouth and wanting nothing more than to spillBlood over concrete flores Wanting to nuzzle so far into your neck that I tear through yourContinueContinue reading “Feral”

Introduction

Let us read and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world. — Voltaire. Writers’ Club has started this magazine to give high schoolers a place to express themselves artistically with a variety opportunities. Furthermore, we thought that we could create an environmentally-friendly alternative to other options at theContinueContinue reading “Introduction”