No Sugar in My Tea
By Simone Bellot
She dipped the tip of her nail bed into a saucer
And swirled the liquid that spilt over from the cup of shitty tea
Just reach out
By Maureen Ferguson
The end of high school, beginning of college, new home, COVID pandemic, relationships starting and ending and starting again—all at once.
Aquamarine
By Simone Bellot
The worker, the straw vendor, horse wrangler, storekeeper, beggar, and everyone in between keep the spirit of Bay Street alive.
港式檸檬茶 (Hong Kong Style Lemon Tea)
By Elizabeth Su
eyes
By Marwa Abedrabbah
The art pieces all share a common theme: eyes. I’ve heard that the eyes are the gateway to the soul. We can access numerous emotions that can be triggered through the eyes of the pieces.
The Question that Plagues Me
By Valerie Goldstein
Is She Hungry?
By Anna Fishburn
Trigger warning: disordered eating
Home
By Vivian Yang
That Terrible Couch
By Grace Ripperger
The Worst Thing to Happen to Me is the Passing of Time
By Grace Ripperger