Remember I remember you The way you smelled The color of your skin I remember your tender touch Your unspoken voice I remember the way you greeted us But I also remember the dark in you That formed slowly but surely The way your happiness changed Like the seasons, they left Your smile dimming like the sun I remember the last times The last hug, … Continue reading Remember by Alece Shaffer
Life is not all that nice in the future. Half a century ago we set great aspirations and hope for the ‘Bright Shining Tomorrow’. In truth, our kind had no idea what we were getting into when we started the ascent into the heavens above. In hindsight, we should have been more prepared. In truth, we should have brought an all-purpose readiness kit and a … Continue reading Under Destruction by Ace Thurman
As I dragged my feet to the kitchen of my house. I walked past my television set in my living room. The speaker was blaring with a blizzard of static layering the screen. As I poured my glass of gin and reheated some fried chicken. “And tomorrow there will be heavy thunderstorms and flood watches…” The TV said. The static seemed to have changed to … Continue reading Television by Metal Head
“Oh, shit! Guys come on, we need to leave!” A lanky man barged through the door his once neon blue hair, now faded, falls into his eyes. Sehun scoffed, Chanyeol’s yelling would only bring more attention to their small group. Throwing the last of the granola bars into his backpack Sehun followed the blue haired boy and their two friends out of the building. “I … Continue reading Cure You To Death by Josephine Mundorf
Sudden Change Spitting snow on a frigid winter night The moon, my only source of light. I was lost and beginning to go numb Voices in my head, where were they coming from? “Are you freezing? Are you cold?” I was beginning to shiver, Beginning to fold. “Close your eyes, I sense your pain.” Suddenly the snow turned to rain. Never give up, you never … Continue reading Sudden Change by Tyler Fischer
I woke up from my slumber on the comfortable bed in the cold room. I stretched my arms and let out a huge roar because stretching in the mornings is really nice. I slowly start to wake up and get out of bed. I walk out the door and get blasted with some cold air from the breeze outside, I saw a few people on … Continue reading Free Samples by Tyler Yost
In the spirit of Halloween, we have decided to write horror flash fictions. Everyone was assigned a prompt (there were 10) and were given instruction to write a story, starting with approximately 50 words. Passing around your paper, everyone contributed to the different papers in 5 minute turns. The students then got their originally papers back and were to revise, give and ending to, and type. Some … Continue reading SPOOPY FLASH FICTION
For the first publication of works the students made wedding speeches. They were told to act as if they were the Best Man/Bride’s Maid at their friend’s wedding. Two of them were willing to have their works posted on here. Victoria Smith Ian Stevens Continue reading Wedding Speeches
When people talk about the type of friendships that last beyond college, never in a lifetime did I think the most prominent example in my life would originate in seventh grade. As the type of person who did not particularly enjoy math class, I goofed around a lot. My loud and obnoxiously positive attitude annoyed a lot of my peers, but a person who it … Continue reading The Blossom of Love by Ian Stevens
Hi everyone, I am so happy that so many people could turn up for this special day. For those of you that don’t know me I am Victoria Smith, not only am I one of the bridesmaids but also the bride’s little sister. Of course, I use the term “little” in sister terms but in overall size, I am the big sister. Today is a … Continue reading Wedding Speech by Victoria Smith
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