We Real Cool, By Gwendolyn Brooks We Real Cool, By Gwendolyn Brooks “We Real Cool” is a poem written in 1959 by poet Gwendolyn Brooks and published in her 1960 book The Bean Eaters, her third collection of poetry.
A Design To Be Changed A Design To Be Changed We all wish to be our true selves. If only we had the freedom.
Cusheen Lo, Translated From The Irish By J.J. Callanan Cusheen Lo, Translated From The Irish By J.J. Callanan A classic Irish song about enchantment.
Children Of The Corn Children Of The Corn The Autumn nights leading to Halloween are filled with many unseen frights.
Retelling ‘Little Red Riding Hood’: On Ashley Sugarnotch & The Wolf Retelling ‘Little Red Riding Hood’: On Ashley Sugarnotch & The Wolf An essay on the poetry book Ashley Sugarnotch & The Wolf by Elizabeth Deanna Morris Lakes.
Half Awake Half Awake Few things are as frightening as what lurks in the world between sleep and being awake.
The Vampire, By Conrad Aiken The Vampire, By Conrad Aiken Published in 1914, The Vampire is a poem about a remarkably beautiful vampiress who captures the hearts of men and eventually leads them to their doom.
Rainy Nights In Georgia Rainy Nights In Georgia On one rainy night in Georgia, tragedy struck and forever changed the streets.
