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Gathering (Poetry for a Digital Era 1)

Poem by: Noah Towbin Everything is dark, At least it feels that way. Someone else should be here, But all I know is myself. The silence is oppressive, And nothing, nobody moves to end it. I hear only the dearth of sound, I see only my reflection in the darkness. Then, as if prompted by … Continue reading Gathering (Poetry for a Digital Era 1) →

ufhonorsprism Poetry & Prose Leave a comment November 9, 2021November 17, 2021 1 Minute

“If I get it, I get it, so what?”

Written by Brenden BerriosCopyedited by Stephanie Cobb It’s 8:29 a.m. on Day 192 of quarantine and after snoozing my alarm for the fourth time, I roll out of my bed and into my desk chair just in time for my first lecture of the day. As my classmates join the call, I take a peek … Continue reading “If I get it, I get it, so what?” →

ufhonorsprism Uncategorized Leave a comment November 14, 2020 2 Minutes

The Faces of Zoom

Written by Julia Garcia Bored in a Zoom lecture, you look away from the PowerPoint and mindlessly watch your fellow classmates; each of them are visible in the form of a little rectangle, displayed on your screen in a five-by-five grid, with either their video or simply their name. In one rectangle, a boy sits … Continue reading The Faces of Zoom →

ufhonorsprism Uncategorized Leave a comment October 27, 2020 3 Minutes
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