Wild One
“Wild One,
I see you
Quivering beneath that old skin
Draped in shoulds and oughts,
Wearing that false smile.”
Living Boldly: What Do I Do with the Time that Is Given to Me?
BY EMILY POHL
Choices challenge us. Deciding on a course of action often means sacrificing another option.
Logic Alone: A Star Trek Story
“Logic alone must dictate my actions … logic alone must dictate my actions. Logic alone …”
Cutting My Hair
BY KAT CLEMENTS
My head and heart feel light and new, relieved of a burden unnoticed until its absence. I do not know what sort of thing I have become.
The Only Ones Worth Fighting For: A Movie Review of “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington”
BY PHOENIX
I know it’s a bit of an oldie, but just recently I made the pleasant discovery of a little movie called Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
The Window of St. Mary’s
BY PHOENIX
“The glass marker installed the window, and then made his home in the village since he could not bear to leave it after the death of his son.”
Et Lux Erat
ET LUX ERAT By Lucy Rutherford Word count: 189 Rating: G Summary: A poem describing the undeniable nature of God. We went last week to an exposition Or something of that sort And heard a man who studied things Like plants and old, dry bones. Self-proclaimed prophet he Who spoke for man, not God And …...
Star Trek & Me: Growing Up in the Final Frontier
BY MICHAEL GOTH
The show was already celebrating its 10th anniversary when I was born and its 20th when I became a fan.
Mother of Sorrows
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
I stood in a crowd, and when they saw my son, they cried out as wolves baying for the blood of lambs, “Crucify him! Crucify him!”
The End of the Beginning: A Harry Potter Story
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
“You’re the greatest good I’ve known…how could I ever stop holding you in my heart?”
