Lit Mag February 6, 2024 Grandpa’s Lake House I stood in front of the rickety porch steps, leading to a house lost in…
Lit Mag February 6, 2024 Trees In this world so big, We hardly know even a fraction Of the intricacies And…
Lit Mag December 20, 2023 Rain In the hush of a gray and misty mourn, The rain arrives, a world reborn.…
Lit Mag November 16, 2023 Vast, Green Meadow I sit in the vast, green meadow watching the tips of grass sway The sun’s…
Lit Mag November 16, 2023 Wishes Do Come True It’s 11:11 They say “make a wish” I know I should hope for some other…
Lit Mag November 16, 2023 Tomato Takedown The juicy red skin of a luscious tomato The pungent flesh of that riveting, ripe…
Poetry October 17, 2023 2 Poems “You brushed your teeth without me?” “You brushed your teeth without me?” I ask…
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