In the Beginning

Fathers, by Becca Kitt

We’re all clumped together, standing around a six foot deep hole in the ground. A bouquet of white flowers—roses and lilies and...

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Untitled Love Poem, by Anonymous

This was once a love poem Before all the rumors Before the fear It once went on and on about little idiosyncrasies How it held the key to...

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Beginning to End, by Anonymous

I met someone He was just so blissfully pure He felt like a blooming beautiful beginning But the red roses that showed up on my doorstep...

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Equilibrium, by Leah Maltzman

The world was created through Light and Darkness. They existed in harmony, living through eons of creation. Light burst forth into the...

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The Origin, by Anne Friedman

No one really knows what occurred to us. They are told the stories. They hear the tales. They see the evidence. But that is not all. Not...

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Why Do We Begin? by Tahlia Fehl

Beginning It’s a strange concept No? The beginning It’s the big bang It’s Adam It’s life after birth It’s when you meet the one you love...

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Delphinium, by Sarah Gans

You wake up in the morning with the sunlight. Not real sunlight, because such a thing doesn’t exist where you are, but the artificial...

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Journey: Introduction to Our Story, by Leah Maltzman

From the beginning, we were tadpoles swimming in a new lake of explosive ideas and modern poetry. We were baby cows, stumbling over...

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