How to Get Through Heartbreak Danielle Grimley First, it’s going to be numbness. Absolute solitary confinement within your own mind. It’s not like you won’t
Glass Eyes Alessia Stokoe The sky was a sea of smoke, as black as coal and as dark as a bottomless well. Violent blasts of
The Chocolate Theft Mystery Araf Rahman It was Chocolate Week in Happyville and the 200th anniversary of when chocolates were invented in 1820. Everyone was
With the Monster Around my Neck Petra-Jane Rihan Beep. Beep. Cold, icy air fills my lungs. I FEEL the nurse’s fingers on me. But yet
The Golden Ship Nicholas John Forbes Saunders Crash! Another wave collided with us and tore a hole in the side of the ship. The wind
There is an island in my head Mei Kawagoe There is an island in my head. Your thyroid is the butterfly – with the broken
A Space Journey Liang Zi Zhao This poem is about an alien. This particular type of alien always flips round to show if they are
You Are My Universe – Three Haikus about The Stars and You Laurie Archer You are all of space. I will commit to counting All
Day and Night in a Life Raft Experience Kevin Ge Inside the life raft, it was chaotic and I felt seasick many times. The sea
Death’s Jingle Hamza Muhammad The bell doth chime for you but not I. I wait in your absence and you remain Unaware of mine, I
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