Jo Jacoby’s poem explores the sanctity of a secret relationship.

Brooke Miller’s poem recounts the experience of a one-sided romantic obsession and the feelings that follow an unrequited love.

Hadley Uribe’s epistolary short story tells a tale of a girl obsessed with her future.

Hannah Power’s poem retells the story of Narcissus’s obsession with his reflection.

Lucy Nicodemus entertains with a fiction piece about the many ways a girl’s anger takes form.

Ian Fastert’s poem tells the all too familiar tale of waiting for a bus that will, seemingly, never come.

Max Whiteford’s poem illustrates an inability to articulate that accompanies extreme rage, and the frustration that follows.

Jo Jacoby explores the satisfaction that comes from using curse words and how they capture emotions.

Brooke Miller’s poem encapsulates the parallel between the story of Persephone and Hades and a toxic, embittered relationship.

Alexandria Anne’s ekphrastic poem based on the painting Fallen Angel explores the raw, human rage found within the depiction of Lucifer.

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Alexis Howells expresses the pain and confusion that comes with having a close friend become non-communicative.