A bright young star in the constellation Leo. Also, Newton South High School's new online literary and creative arts magazine.
Dear Seniors, Rasalas is publishing a small tribute to our seniors, and we’d love to get some memories or snippets of writings from high school that you would be willing for us to publish (anonymously or not!) 🙂 You can spend as much time and answer as many questions as you’re willing! If you’re interested, … Continue reading Senior Memories
Poetry Is a farce A force A power absolute Non existent There is no rule But the rule still applies Who judges what makes a poem What defines A poem Is beyond Life Liberty Law Happiness November 2018 Continue reading Defining Poetry by Seraphim Chase
When fire rains from the sky On wings of thunder we ride In the predawn sky Afterburners go live On wings of thunder we ride Shattering the air Afterburners go live Bring the sea to its knees Shattering the air Only one way to survive Bring the sea to its knees Remember the … Continue reading Eagle by Seraphim Chase
I don’t want to apologize I refuse to apologize I won’t apologize The name you gave me The name you believed in Please don’t worry I do love it Sorta But it isn’t me It is dead He is dead But his name will live forever Within me My past I will … Continue reading I’m Not Sorry by Seraphim Chase
Don’t tell me about love versus lust, Or pears versus peaches, Because when the fairytale turns cold you won’t remember which it was. Under a pear tree, the warmth of September threatening an early leave We sit with outstretched legs, itchy from the grass, but content in the beaming sun. She gazes at … Continue reading Sweet Pear on Bitter Lips by Claire Slack
A man lies in a room, sprawled out, eyes closed. His name is Robert Claw. Robert Claw wears a white shirt and blue jeans. His pants are old and worn. His shirt is flecked with red. His mouth is shaped in a frown. Who is Robert Claw? Robert, the other day, looked out over a … Continue reading Who Is Robert Claw? by Aryeh Heff
