Tag Archives: Zinnia Magill

“Needs” and “Accompanied Loneliness” by Zinnia Magill ’24

Posted on December 2, 2022 by njain23

Check out these two amazing poems by Zinnia! Needs the Soul is too weak to be accompanied by brooding buildings, with their gleaming glass exteriors and lifeless skeletons. It will grow faint and restless, filling cubicle styled cubbies It calls … Continue reading →

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“Rain,” a poem by Zinnia Magill ’24

Posted on May 3, 2022 by Flannery James

Rain To like the rain is cliche and to not like the rain is expected. But what if you’re jealous of it? The serene extreme of freefall, lightly landing on anything below. Taking with it the impurities that covered that … Continue reading →

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“Ode to Airpods,” a poem by Zinnia Magill ’24

Posted on March 11, 2022 by Flannery James

Ode to Airpods daydreaming devices If I want to go somewhere else, While sitting perfectly still, I know I have you, just a frantic sweep Of my pockets away, I wonder if you hide on purpose, Trying to escape the … Continue reading →

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“Daydreaming,” Creative Nonfiction by Zinnia Magill ’24

Posted on January 20, 2022 by Flannery James

Daydreaming a bus, 2am, and doc martens     I sat in my math class staring at the white board trying my hardest to tune into whatever my teacher was saying. Something about factoring or radicals or whatever. But my mind … Continue reading →

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“Swamped,” a Personal Narrative by Zinnia Magill ’24

Posted on October 19, 2021 by azhou22

Enjoy this personal narrative below, which was written by Zinnia Magill from the Class of 2024 for her Creative Writing class. You’re looking at a picture someone drew. It’s a person sitting in a chair. They’resitting inside they’re own mind … Continue reading →

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