The Pyle Inside

“Life” by David Gong

Life is a game You evade dangers and learn stuff You also get rewards Each time you attempt to complete a mission You either succeed or fail Failure at some point in your life is acceptable, But giving up means game over for you  

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“Silent” by Charlotte Anderson

I sit in the back, My chin in my hand And listen to the people talk They go on and on But I don’t mind it   Being silent, As a matter of fact I don’t mind it at all   I am a listener And I speak when I feel The time is right […]

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“Not Even for a Second” by Caroline McCann

This is a message to that kid has five best friends To the person on whom everybody will always depend, To the toddler who still loves getting their favorite bedtime story read, And the enby from next door changing their room from pink to red. To that big new influencer who’s setting a big new […]

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“The Throne” by Kiran A. Schott

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“Detective Burgar” by Nisan Naz Kutlukaya

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“Burnout” by Reila Flowers

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“The Clock” by Alexandra Weinstein

My days are numbered, I know it. There is never silence, always a little tick, tick, tick in my brain. We live in a utopia now so I should not be worrying about death, at least that is what Mayor Shunda had told me. We now live in a world without death of any kind […]

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“The Luck of a Raven” by Annabel Taylor

At the crest of a willow forest in the South of England there was a small village called Stonywood. But any stranger to this place would see that the village was clearly divided into two parts – the Witch Side and the Human Side. The Human Side was full of overgrown ivy homes with cobblestone […]

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“The Swamps of Sopher” by Quinn Shields

To the north of Vermont, where roads wound between pine wood, there was a path. The small dirt road forked from the asphalt streets in such a discreet manner that few noticed its existence, and of those who did few cared. But for the most adventurous of travelers, who followed the trail, a long journey […]

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“The Kingfisher and the Crane” by Zoey Emma Rees

In the pale light of early morning, Crane was looking for food, poking its long beak around in the tall grasses clustered with a group of flies, until it came across Kingfisher’s nest. In Kingfisher’s nest, Crane found Kingfisher and her eggs sleeping peacefully. The Crane tried to stealthily eat the eggs without disturbing the […]

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