By Megan Spencer His death would be a sweet release. Just like teenagers deserve to be sent to college. The satisfaction of seeing the pain cross my siblings face as they step on a Lego. Watching someone flail as they... Continue Reading →
By Alex Busse Suffocating fumes fester for profit; Vats of molten steel shimmer gold; Pressed steel sparks with resplendent array. Toiling, first shift workers operate the machinery. Captivated by nothing, yet captive to their work, Pacing silently, managers yearn for... Continue Reading →
By Micah Hershberger Isolation drips down summers and winters that intermingle in a sense of mundanity. It can not be looked past or even seen as avoidable. Persistently, I become better acquainted with silence than with the reality of an... Continue Reading →
From an anonymous alumnus. The Thing So this is the thing I now know what the citizens have been celebrating Something like happiness Hilltops anonymous Treefarers ridings the northwestern winds Stake out at the Five Star Just for dimes and... Continue Reading →
By Ashley Simon —the bird, notice it there, on the front left pocket of her pink plaid pajamas: soiled from the stream that leaks from her right eye: fluttering fatigue. Stiffen. Eat a bite of chicken roll it around on... Continue Reading →
The Crossings 