The Colors of Exposition Boulevard
August 1, 2018
If you like Julia’s poetry, be sure to check out some of Big Easy Magazine’s earlier published poems here and here!
Category: Wednesday
Horticulture of a Healer
July 25, 2018
Her Green Thumb Heals the land she graces, Her open heart, Loves the people she faces. Her laugh, Her voice, Her smile, Lift up the spirits of all the folks. Her flawless sense of style, Is matched only by her wit, Bespoke. Â She is of the Earth, Yet she is of spirit. Hers is […]
We are All Green and Gelatinous on the Inside
July 25, 2018
Drake was not emo. He was a gamer kid, and he was playing his game like nobody’s business. However, he was not succeeding in working through certain emotions. Wilma Sectna called him a creepypasta giant, meaning, he was tall, skinny, and emo. He was not emo. Drake should have made fun of her name in […]
A Midsummer Night’s Hangover
July 18, 2018
 The dull ache Behind these eyes, In this jaw If only for the sake Of this disguise, Face rubbed raw. Dragging feet Day by day, Through brambles, Broken glass And sharpened clay. My soul is weary And needs rest. Peace, Always outside my reach, Though I try my best To grasp fickle joy, A […]
The Competition
July 18, 2018
Nolan Storey – Editor in Chief / Contributing Writer Glory. Failure. These are the only options. There are no other choices. One man would leave in glory, and the other; if he were able to leave at all, he would leave in failure. The competition was only days away and Louis Latterman was finishing his […]
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