Hi there! This is a human! My name is Vera and I'm a new editor! Happy to say hello! I am currently 13. I love to play the piano, write poetry, endlessly stare at the stars, and take photographs. I also love my dog!
Hi! This is the archive of Lit Space, an online literary and artistic magazine run by teens! Lit Space was active from July 2018 until May 2022, publishing over a hundred pieces of art and writing created by people between the ages of 12 and 19. Thank you for stopping by, and we wish you a lovely day!
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Wednesday, June 12, 2019
Poetry: Flame, by Andrew R
A few sparks, scattered across space don’t make a fire.
Jumbled words don’t make a poem.
Poetry doesn’t flow from my fingers the way it used to,
Instead it sputters out in uneven bursts,
Explosions of words that don’t make sense,
Torn between a raging wildfire and a dimly-lit candle,
Unbalanced, teetering, ready to burst into flames.
Jumbled words don’t make a poem.
Poetry doesn’t flow from my fingers the way it used to,
Instead it sputters out in uneven bursts,
Explosions of words that don’t make sense,
Torn between a raging wildfire and a dimly-lit candle,
Unbalanced, teetering, ready to burst into flames.
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