Local watercolor artist blends Japanese, Western styles in introspective...
Gallery • 5 Photos Naomi Espinoza The exhibit opened on Friday at Gallery 9 in Los Altos, featuring a reception and music. Editor’s Note: Co-published with The Paly Voice Watercolor artist Mami...
View ArticleIt’s Hard to Hate Someone You Understand
But I find it to be true and grand, You can’t hate someone, You understand. Now believe me when I say, The Hate will not just go away. “Hate is a strong word” they all rejoice, But Hate is not an...
View ArticleDelicate
With wings of white I fly Winds attempt to deter me but I brave the unknown path Adventure is my friend, fear only a faded scar Nothing can stop me Even as cracks run down my body, I do not pause to...
View ArticleThe Person You Replaced
“I don’t get it,” I said. “Why not just open it?” “You’re not supposed to,” Mira said, not looking up from her cup of coffee. “It’s protocol.” “That’s not a reason.” Shrugging, she finished her coffee,...
View Article“Ling Ling”
They’re just words, right? I hear ‘em on the regular, Getting thrown around at me without second thought, People always making light. But when I reallyyy stop and think… It ain’t so funny anymore....
View ArticleWrath of Winter: Ode to Silent Shadows
Oh, Frigid Storm, you disrupt my sleep Frigid temperatures pierce as the winds streak across the city, Cold air hollows out my soul, awakening my presence Shadows dance in my sleep, striking me with...
View ArticleWrestling With Words
Every day after school, junior Brian Miller zooms across campus on his trusty electric scooter and makes his way to the Paly wrestling room. When Miller speaks, legs dangled over the legs of a round...
View ArticleDear, Anon
I write to you with this breath clinging inside my chest For I’ve been traveling a hard road, in which I’m sure you know best I came from the heavens, fell a thousand feet to see you smile But my wings...
View ArticleBookstore Saver
Bookstores, where thousands of stories live and thrive, come in all shapes and sizes. From Little Free Libraries in front yards to small independent bookstores to used bookstores with tattered pages...
View ArticleRoots in the city
Author John Doll said the topics of bigotry and corruption explored in “St. James Park” stay relevant today. “People should know about their history, and know that some of the things that are happening...
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