Love Me Less
A short monologue about abuse and double standards
But do you really? Do you actually love me like you say? ‘Cause you’ve told me that before, over and over, but this isn’t a kind of love I’m familiar […]
Poetry: Cuffing Season
With every season The Palouse hills show their true character. Come fall, wheat yellows, Soil is overturned and The loan becomes a new. Much like these hills, People begin to turn […]
Adopting a paw-sitive attitude
Moscow residents turn to animal adoption during the pandemic
Bright orange fur, a little pink nose, and soft golden eyes. Jeremy Tamsen puts the furry cat named Tiger back into his kennel at the animal shelter as he debates which […]
The goodbye hike
It was early Saturday morning, and Cree stayed in bed an extra hour. He didn’t want to stop feeling her warmth at his side. Then he was in the kitchen, brewing […]
Letter to a lost love
One Month Ago Treyce Stavinsky is sitting in the hallway directly outside of the vice principal’s office. An officer in a blue uniform has escorted him from his home room. Mr. Patel, the vice principal, is currently talking on the phone with a […]
Cornerstone
I thought I saw you in the Battleship the other week, nursing a drink. It had been so long since I last saw you. You were at the opposite end […]
More Than A Word…
The scene in “A Cinderella Story,” when Chad Michael Murray’s character runs up the bleacher steps to kiss Hillary Duff resonates with me in a different way. That scene was […]