The Heart by Mikaela Fitzpatrick
the heart is a funny thing. it pitters & patters, it skips a beat, it flutters, it stops. it starts again. the heart is a funny thing. every time you …
Read MoreWriting & Poetry
Poetry/Story Submissions
I’m Symphani Bynum, a senior here at UHS, a writer for our Tomahawk Talk Newsletter and also a writer in general. I have a love for the arts, and I …
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Dash by Symphani Bynum
I can barely walk My slang has changed My nerves are off chains I’m in the game or am I? Mom said I’ll be okay Listen to me when I …
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The Time Just…Ticks by Symphani Bynum
The time just.. ticks This room echos it’s echo Not a moment was slipped What’s to happen next is unknown But, that’s the beauty in it Lucidity and scattered pigments …
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She Writes by Symphani Bynum
She writes. No this isn’t a new thing, she’s always been the one to bring things that the mind clings. She might flash a smile at you if you’re lucky …
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A Little Something For You: A Poem
I wonder how much you think of me because every time I think of you my heart skips a beat. 1,3 there it goes again. Another thought filling my head …
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Poetry Contest Runner Up: Distance
It’s been a year since they’ve seen each other’s faces He’s been away for quite some time and she’s growing impatient They promised that they’d find a way to make …
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Poetry Contest Winner: The Life
My emotions are like burning coal It’s like a recycled love A black hole in my soul This love was sent from above But what’s the explanation for this? Your …
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Deadline for Writing and Poetry Contest Coming Soon
Attention students and faculty, the deadline for the writing and poetry contest is coming soon. You have THREE days left to complete your entry. All entries are due to Blake …
Read More 2nd Anual Writting and Poetry Contest
CALLING ALL WRITERS!! CALLING ALL WRITERS!!! Its time for our second annual writing and poetry contest. Tomahawk Talk will be hosting this contest from September 23rd -October 8th. Who …
Read MoreSomewhere In Seattle
By Sami Quinn “C’mon Hannah!” I call as I race around the tree, my little sister falling further behind just as Grace was gaining speed. “Hannah! Grace is going to …
Read MorePoetry Winner: Sincerely
By Jaira Wells As you read this poem, I ask you not to think of it as an entry to a contest. But as a heartfelt thank-you, dedicated to every …
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