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Just a sampling of some of the Creative Writing class work.


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  Mouse

We almost collided.

It vibrated toward me.
I clomped toward it.

It stopped.
I stopped.

Short gray hair
carpeted its
plump body.

Tiny black pearls
bulged on each side
of its pointed face.

It tried to stare me
scared
with one bead;
stick-pin mustache
twitching.

It peeped permission
for me to pass.

Or maybe
it was a warning.

I retreated.

-Stephen R. Wright


 

  Preppy in Pink

The pseudo preppy couple.
They scare me.
For themselves, their generation.
Total disregard.
For morals, social convention.
Incorrect.
Political correction.

The former juicer
who needs a man bra
the model and sometime mother
trapped in her 300 trophey case
when he's not driving her around in it.

They isolate
alienate
reinforce their lonely superiority;
Daddy pays all the bills they can't.

A house without a full bath.
A bar sink with no water.
A broken hot tub.
A desecrated classic car.
They think,
it all looks pretty in pink
to everyone else.

-Frank Kalinowski


hallway

 

short words pushed

out with a cough

a smile, a wave

greeting, passing

we see each other

 

acknowledgement of

affections

curtsies to touch

our insides

we’re all ok

if we don’t stop

 

who could know

the walls are brick

the carpet-brown

so content with being numb

-Andrea Schreffler

  Drowning in Juice by Chelsea Fisher

sipping peach juice

from styrofoam coffee cup

she accepted 3 more glasses quietly

and tugged on her silver hoops

new and shiny

much larger than i would ever wear

angry words billow

from the hallway

mom and dad fuming

she chokes

more juice

sips gratefully

hugs her ears

underwater as she escapes

gulp after gulp


sister

 

i still see your face, bruised,
frozen, when i sleep
you are proof that
sex is a thieves' act

did he talk to you?
whisper in your ear?
tell you how irresistible you were?

did you fight?
accept your fate?
cry, scream, or fake it for him?

was there silence as he drove
down drumheller rd
to the place he dumped you?

you weren't his first
not his last
he took twelve to that field
discarded them there for new flesh

how many cars passed by
as you cried; slowly realizing
nobody cared?

did he come back
to watch the cold bury
itself deep in your body?

they say you were pregnant
did your child have a name?
you did
he stole it from you

-Jesse Churchill