I envy the people that do not seem to care what others think of them in any circumstance. The kind of people that have confidence radiating out of them and inspire others, such as myself. I do believe that this would be an easier concept for me if I didn’t hear the thoughts of everyone around me. Yes, I was cursed with the unfortunate power … Continue reading Ivory’s Intruder by Jaidallyn Andrews

Greetings By Jaidallyn Andrews   He asks you how you are, how you’re doing, and how you’ve been. He asks about your partner and your kids. He asks you about your job and your education. But you lie. You say that you’re good, that you’re doing okay, and that you’ve been fine. You say that your relationship isn’t toxic and your kids aren’t struggling because of … Continue reading A Collection of Fem Poetry by Jaidallyn Andrews 

Two women sat on their porches, rocking on their rockin chairs. They both had long night gowns on and slippers. The one lady was an older lady with gray hair that was cut into a pixie cut, but the other woman was a teenage girl. She had beautiful long brown hair with bright green eyes and freckles scattered across her face. The teenage girl looked … Continue reading Crazy Friends by Emily Staebler

I sat on the chair in the hospital room looking at my mom. I haven’t slept in days, or even eaten. Something really bad happened to my mom last week. I was at my last high school party of the year when this happened. She begged me not to go because she had a strange feeling and didn’t want to be alone, but I was … Continue reading Sweet Dreams by Makayla Snow

My phone hasn’t stopped buzzing all day! I haven’t even used my phone yet, and it’s almost dead. I can feel everyone’s eyes on me, watching me and my every move. I know I’m pretty, but I hate this. Why can’t I just be normal? All these cute couples look so happy together, guys loving their girls for more than just their bodys. I hate … Continue reading High School by Hannah Shekey

I die everyday just to save a life. I wake up like it’s a normal day. I get a cup of coffee and head to work. I’m the head detective in Chicago, and I get a murder case everyday because of my super powers. I hate my powers. should call it a curse, but having them gets me to save a life, then that’s all … Continue reading My Stupid Curse by Skye Riddell

What is a mirror to you? Is it a pane of glass with a polished reflective metal behind it? Or is it a window where you can look at yourself all day? What if I told you there was more to them than meets the eye, what if I told you that they were not just a window but a door? A door that leads … Continue reading Mira’s Darkside by Jayden Rhodes

James Scott lives in a small town in South Africa. He lives with his mother and he does not have many friends. The only friend he has is his life-long bestie from Kindergarten, Nate, who basically lives with Jamie and Jamie’s mother. Jamie and Nate are always causing trouble in the neighborhood. The town they live in is low in poverty, and the drug rates … Continue reading Animal Kingdom by Jenna Perry

It was a stormy night in Gainesville. Barry hears a noise come from upstairs. It sounds like it comes from his attic. Barry doesn’t want to check because he gets frightened easily. He starts to hear it get louder. So he decides to go check anyway. He walks up his stairs and lowers the ladder that leads to the attic. He goes up the ladder … Continue reading The Investigator by Alex McCusker

I notice it in the corner of my eye, a small smooth stone. Barely noticeable, a simple glance, and I could have missed it. It was a little circular stone with an indent, making it look like a little bowl. The color is what caught my eye. It looked as if it was made of crystals. The light pinks and oranges streaked through the clear … Continue reading My Rock by Hannah Shekey