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Pie Haikus

Martell Ramirez-Cortes, Poet Mar 14, 2025

Cherry Pie  A Laced Crust Glistening Juicy Rubies Tart and Sweetness, Yum   Key Lime Pie Whipped Cloud Fluff With Tangy, Creamy, Filling Crumbly Graham Cracker   Pecan...

"No Solution, Only Orchids"

Creative Writing Weekly: reminiscence of a winter recess [slow motion], No Solution, Only Orchids

Ysanne Beams, Poet Feb 25, 2025

rain down. fog the windows & breath in the air / fog my memories of another place. clouds roll / in outside & in our heads / turbulence buffeting stiff wings & standstill hearts...

"Fortitude of One’s Mental Tenacity"

Creative Writing Weekly: Taste Before Judgement, Fortitude of One’s Mental Tenacity

Rory Chan, Writer Feb 12, 2025

My legs swiftly pumped up and down as I pushed to go faster on my bicycle, beads of sweat covered my forehead. A sparkly colorful unicorn helmet secured around my head as I sped down the road. The burning...

"Deer in Forest"

Creative Writing Weekly: Pacific Northwest: Trail of emotions, Deer in Forest

Iila Kennelly, Poet Jan 21, 2025

I’m tired of the rain. Tired of the passive way that the barista asks if I want oatmilk, cashew milk, or something I’ve never heard of in my coffee. I’m tired of the endless cold in the winter,...

"ça coule"

Creative Writing Weekly: a place i used to know, ça coule

Connie Chen, Poet Jan 14, 2025

when i was younger, i was burdened by questions of heaven. they said that little kids would remember—remember the serendipity they all yearned for.   the place seemed familiar, almost memorable, but...

"sunsets, I wanna hear you talk"

Creative Writing Weekly: My Father Against Time, sunsets, I wanna hear you talk

Kalyani Marsh, Poet Jan 8, 2025

In October my father would build fires in the wood furnace upholstered by large stones, and he would bend down in his brown hiking pants to shove in the split logs, and my sister and I would...

"Give Me Your Skin."

Creative Writing Weekly: the mortal mold, Give Me Your Skin.

Audrey Liu, Poet Dec 18, 2024

righteousness and rigor mortis; two sides of the same coin one crafted carefully in the hands of humanity the other left half-time in the kiln of mankind, brittle and inevitable

"Scyphozoa Mechanicus"

Creative Writing Weekly: The Love Language of Colonizers, Scyphozoa Mechanicus

Aleena Alam, Poet Dec 10, 2024

When you speak, the lilt of your words draws me into a polluted lull I drift through the fog, freshly blind, and I’m not sure yet if I mind My hands are numb as they fight to grasp my thoughts Do...

"Glittering Shores"

Creative Writing Weekly: Vast Endless Sea, Glittering Shores

Connie Chen, Poet Dec 3, 2024

The ocean waves crash on the silver shore, Water rushing over my toes, Chilled, I stand, Though the sun attempts to ease my woes.   Alone, I stand on shifting sand, With no place...

"Bruised Orange"

Creative Writing Weekly: Annually Come the Crows, Bruised Orange

Anonymous, Poet Nov 26, 2024

There is a scarecrow in the garret, In his hands he possesses the withers Of a flower once described by karat     Do not scare the crows For the devil and his murder will come They...

"Sunset Moutains"

Creative Writing Weekly: Arrival, Sunset Mountains

Margot Cornelius, Junior OHS Life Editor Nov 12, 2024

Arrival   Waiting for your arrival Looking for you in the sea of uniforms My inability to recognize you   You’re gone for only a year But I’m eight so a year feels like...

A sneak peak of a possible design for this year's submission poster.

Ursa writing prompts 2024-25

Raymond Yepes, Ursa Editor Nov 7, 2024

Literary Magazine is open for submissions! Our theme is Flora & Fauna. We accept all submissions regardless of theme, but if you want to write a Flora & Fauna piece and are struggling to find inspiration,...

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