Poetry
By Rayge Coleman ——————————————————————- It takes a lot for me, To open up, Express myself, To whom I fell in love with, For me to open up, It takes a […]
Tag Archives: Poetry
My Unconventional Love
by Cheveyo Baker There was a girl who fell in love with a fire hydrant The red and silver tip There was a girl who kissed a fire hydrant And […]
Off Days
By Cheveyo Baker Saturdays are my days of mourning I mourn the loss of a life I’ve yet to experience The sadness of the sun’s light Showering those who laugh […]
Morning Dew
By Cheveyo Baker My doctor said there’s fog in my bone marrow Whatever that means. The spaces where my joints have separated And blood congealed. How long, is what I […]
Rope Swing
By Juliana Vaiuso Mania, cemented sweet on my tongue Tow mercifully For wide-eyes yanked out of windows, Often fall up Purge me, Out from my mouth placid waters spill loose […]
Laden Love
By Juliana Vaiuso Ever heard of the old maiden That lies heart broken In the the summer sand Strain one step And sink into the love You thought you had […]
Picturesque
By Cheveyo Baker I want to be reclaimed by nature Taken apart by other worldly bodies And stored away in gravel stained earth Rip me of this consciousness I’ve yet […]
A Dream to Remember
“Poetry is thoughts that breathe, and words that burn.” -Thomas Gray
Every now and then, the Dial loves to feature the works of students. Today we have A Dream to Remember by Manal Mahamat.
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