Jack Mickelson, Contributor, The Muse
May 5, 2017
Filed under Student Creative Writing - The Muse
I used to think that the world revolved around me
When I rode in a car, the sun and moon would follow me
Like two guardians, watching over their most precious treasure
The sun would provide the heat, and the moon would...
Zack Jerzyk, Contributor
May 4, 2017
Filed under Student Creative Writing - The Muse
Trekking beyond the bounds of human interaction, I find not harm, nor despair, nor oppression, nor even spiritual death.
I instead discover myself in an exuberant expansion of deciduous and coniferous forestry, where in the glades I...
Monse Bustamante, Writer, Creative Writing Class
March 13, 2017
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She roamed the streets
Finding her way through the alleys
Her stomach growls
She holds a finger to her mouth, she tells it to shush
Her eyes find their way to a garbage can
She moves her hands up...
Ava Vande Corput, Staff Writer, Advanced Journalism
March 8, 2017
Filed under Student Creative Writing - The Muse
Seven Ways of Looking at the World
A secret place
Hidden among the galaxies
Almost unimportant
A green and blue ball in the sky
Sitting among the stars
And other planets
A sanctuary for plants and animals
Where...
Raija Hansen, Writer, Creative Writing class
March 8, 2017
Filed under Student Creative Writing - The Muse
I
I do not want to admit it,
I faced a tragic defeat,
One I was sure to win,
But the past cannot be undone.
II
Maybe I should fess up,
I could have done better,
And next time I will.
I will look at my flaws,
And...
Monse B., Writer, Creative Writing class
March 7, 2017
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I.
Butterflies form in the pit of my stomach.
My hands become sweaty.
I tap my feet in anticipation.
II.
Your warm embrace makes my body melt.
My heart skipping a beat.
Our...
Kira Gunville, Creative Writing student
February 5, 2017
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If there was one piece of advice from her grandpa that had stuck in Olivia’s head it was about hitchhikers: never, ever let them ride with you. Her grandpa had been a trucker up until he died, even though he was “retired.”...
Danielle Lippert, Creative Writing student
January 24, 2017
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"Any Minute" is a short story based on a picture of two older people, a man and a woman, gazing out an airport window. Here is Danielle Lippert's response to the prompt.
The man stood by the window and looked out with a s...