Diya Verma Diya Verma is an undergraduate student of Behavioral Psychology. Presenting her thoughts in the form of metaphors has always been a close habit to her. Her poems explore her thoughts, which are raw and valid. BLOOD OF A LADY Red liquid, all over her body, when she is born. Red signs, all over her mind, when she is grown. Red battles, she has to face, against the societal norms. Red liquid leaves her once again, in nature's hidden form. Red scars, are carried by he

Sophia Lovell Sophia is from San Diego, California. Having graduated with a degree in English and a minor in professional editing from UCSB, she is now a freelance writer of all things: articles to poetry. She is a lover of her dogs, coffee shops, mystery thrillers, and the oxford comma. Number 46 “And tell us please, why was it that you did not report your rape?” The man to my left nudges his knee into mine. Adults truly are just children with a few more lines on the

Georgia Shuster Georgia Shuster (she/her) is an undergraduate student at the College of Charleston majoring in psychology and classics in the Honors College while also being a member of the varsity sailing team. A survivor of sexual and physical abuse as a young teenager, she uses her voice in poetry to advocate for those who are in the position she was once in. Death Day No one knows I died that day. A brisk spring mid-morning, The sun peaking out behind the clouds. Stor