Author Archives: kyhaina

by Gabrielle I asked, “What is your problem?” You said, “I wish I knew.” My life was filled with color, yet yours lacked any hue. &nbsp So I said, “Let’s adventure, and find what sets you free.” You shook your … Continue reading →

by Nikki He was once just a stranger in the crowd Until I fell in love And now he is the first face I look for How crazy does that sound Until I fell in love I thought it to … Continue reading →

by Gabrielle Your words have set me free, The kindness of your speech. My spirit has been lifted. I’ve been graced by your mouth. The lightheartedness that comes forth From your lips of gold. I’m in a state of constant … Continue reading →

by Mariana O my books! how exquisite you are! Steadfast and thoughtful Dearest my star, you are superb, benevolent to behold! The Greek gods were all-powerful But you are tenfold more! What great Deed have I done to deserve such … Continue reading →

by Raven i see a lot of things a lot more than any of you i see a lot of strangeness in my special point of view girls hold up their cellphones, cameras pointed straight at me. taking several pointless … Continue reading →

by Tre’ This is a poem that makes no sense, That can’t be understood, That no one wants to read, That plays on repeat over and over. This is a poem that has stopped trying, That has given up on … Continue reading →

by Gabrielle I’m sorry I proved you right, I’m sorry I made you say it, Of all people, I never thought you, I never thought I could break your patience. I’m sorry, I guess I can’t help it, I’m sorry, … Continue reading →

by Tre’ If aliens were looking at life on earth, They would be quite astonished. To see the foggy, hidden truths, That our colonies have established. They would look amongst themselves, And say, all the while revolted, “Why are humans … Continue reading →

by Mariana Two statues frozen in time A beautiful moment, a wonderful find The first, a chiseled Greek god from above Tanned and exotic, looks down to his love A fair-skinned beauty with rosy pink lips Eyes closed, blonde hair … Continue reading →

by Bri There once was a boy from the West All the while he hoped for the best So he got on his knees And said “Jesus, please, That I know all the stuff for the test.”

by Raven In my life I have known Courage. We met when I stood up to Mother For her decades of daunting demands. Nowadays, Courage isn’t around, No longer holding my hand. I find Courage when I need it most … Continue reading →

by Gabrielle The babysitter called the parents to ask if she could cover up the creepy clown statue standing in the hallway. “Call 911,” the parents shouted into the phone. “We don’t own a clown statue!” In that moment, the … Continue reading →

by Gabrielle As I walk reluctantly into Cafe 5:48, an odd smell assaults my senses. A mixture of musk, grease, and bleach brings a slight watering to my eyes, but the growling of my stomach urges me towards a booth. … Continue reading →

  by Cruz “Ring-a-ding-ding” goes the sound of the bell hanging on the rusty handle as I open the door of this old café. The sudden dark of the room makes my eyes take a few seconds to adjust. I … Continue reading →

by Raven The inside of the bus was hot and dusty and had that bitter, stale smell only sweat has, though such a stench was to be expected with the sun beating down on everyone through the thick glass of … Continue reading →

by Mariana I like to think that honesty is the best policy in every situation. My petty little sister always chirped at me, like a too-talkative bird, that I was too honest about everything. Huh, as if she ever did … Continue reading →

by Raven “Are you sure you wanna do this?” my hairdresser asked as she held a pair of scissors to the back of my neck. A tight, low ponytail of my long, jet black hair cascaded right in between the … Continue reading →