Rowan is on the other side of the city. She’s been in crow form for days now. She doesn’t know exactly how many. It’s not only that she doesn’t want to talk to Andy. There are a few other problems…
It’s Monday, a week since she met Rowan, and Andy doesn’t want to go to school. She trudges to the bus stop, remembering the way Rowan had said she’d “see you around, friend,” as she left Andy’s apartment after an…
“Hey, girl! Hey pretty face, why won’t you talk to me?” That’s the third time he’s spoken, jeering from the seat behind her, his breath hot and acrid on the back of her neck. Andy cringes. She swallows her replies,…
Warning: May have to be read out loud to be understood. Age: 5 Dear Santa, I hav ben a vry good gurl this yer. I promis!!! If u saw tht time I hit my brothr thn I am sory. But…
The winners of the Sightline poetry contest have been announced! In third place: Untitled by Katie Hurst In second place: “You Can Always Assume Too Much” by Isabel Rondo In first place: “Master” by Peter Shirk Congratulations to all our winners and…
Truly I say I am master; magician I say to the clouds snow and they snow white and round and cold they go I say to the waves stir and they stir black and round and cold they whir I…
People see her and assume, They assume that they see a girl, That they see a girl who is confident and positive. Oh, But they couldn’t be more wrong. They assume too much, They don’t look far enough.…
social media walking with their cameras in hand asking people to film…do they have this planned? filming what? as the students we all want to know too bad that the videos never show it’s only four seniors that work…
Do you like money? Cars? Fabulous prizes? Well, those are just the kind of things you can write about for Sightline’s first ever poetry contest! Let your imagination fly and prove your literary genius to the entire school! Your…
Stupid Traffic Jam By Rachel A. Schrock There are probably thousands- even millions- of people driving right now, somewhere. They all have homes and jobs and families and friends and obligations, but I couldn’t bring myself to care about any…
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