Three poems by teen poet, Anna Wang
shrimp shells in florida
handmade spring rolls, flaking //
from insides and unpeeled like //
haste on our tongues […]
Three poems by teen poet, Anna Wang
handmade spring rolls, flaking //
from insides and unpeeled like //
haste on our tongues […]
Poem to the Disco Cruise Boat by teen writer, Madeleine Quirk
Oh, satin eyelid, clairvoyant usher of seasons, //
will you never grow tired? […]
Suffocation by Shirley Jones-Luke
History is a weight that makes my back ache […]
He dies, and I wait until the room realizes by teen writer, Abigail Sylvor Greenberg
And she invites us through //
Euphemic brown lips //
To say our goodbyes […]
Our very own poetry editor shares two outtakes from her debut YA novel-in-verse, “White Rose.” Happy reading!
Doing High School When You’re a Señorita by Alexandra Peñaloza Alessandri
When you’re a señorita, //
your dreams are cracked open //
like granadillas […]
And so begins YARN’s 2019 season, in which BIG CHANGES are afoot. Please do read this one!
A February pop-up — a story of love and writing by Daniel Craig Roche.
2008 was the year the number sixteen appeared on my birthday cake. A flame flickered above the number one and another danced on top of the number six. I couldn’t think of a decent wish, but everyone stared at me.[…]
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