Don’t Worry, Mom and Dad
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In this poem, Sophie writes a message to her mum and dad.
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On Hustle Culture, and the Pursuit of Always Being Busy
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In this poem, Keerthi talks about the importance of actively appreciating the journey instead of being solely focused on the destination.
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Trying
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Madeline writes about knowing when it is time to leave someone who is not putting the same amount of effort into a relationship.
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Pieces
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In this poem, Madeline writes about asking for help when you don’t have the strength to do it on your own.
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butterfly
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In this poem, Julius illustrates the new beginnings and fears coming out grants for an individual, similar to those of a butterfly.
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The Same Mistake
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Ali writes about their relationship.
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valentine's day
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Julius reminiscences about a past lover that broke his heart in his poem.
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my immigrant mother
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Wania writes a poem to express her thoughts on her mother.
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my santa clause
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A poem in which Jesse laments the separation from her father due to COVID.
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Her second face
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Ananya’s reflecting on an incident that happened and portrays the emotions she’s felt through all the chaos.
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Poem about Poverty
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Josh has written a poem to highlight how much of an issue poverty is in today’s society, especially during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
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What I love the most about you
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In this poem, Nicole explores honesty and self-love.
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Starry Night
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This is a poem Josh wrote about his trip to Paris pre-lockdown. Hopefully it will encourage you to go travelling post-lockdown.
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Climate Change
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This poem by Josh addresses the current climate crisis.
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The truth about peace
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In this poem, Chloë explores whether or not she believes peace is an attainable concept or just a wistful desire mankind corrupts and destroys.
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lockdown letter
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Josh has written a poem about how he is feeling in lockdown.
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