Teen Ink Magazine, November 2004: Poetry November as Forever by Aly S., Brunswick, ME    The clock's heart beats Outside his open chest Continue... Amnesia by Yitka W., Overland Park, KS    your past is sketched in pencil or erasable pen - lines of impermanence that you Continue... lovelorn in suburbia by Justine R., Mason, OH    the turn signal keeps beat with my pulse. i may have swallowed a large stone Continue... Untitled by Jessica P., Sloatsburg, NY    In the midst of the night She tries to sleep within the dark mysterious shadows of her bedroom. Continue... Existential Crises by Katherine T., Troy, MI    Amidst the obnoxious crunching of Frito-Lays threatening to submerge my thoughts Continue... Emotions Alive by Amy S., Randolph, NJ    Happy shines, an undeniable beam. Hopeful achieves the unattainable dream. Continue... I Will be Different by Taryn A., New City , NY    Jewish singles night at the bar. Queens, 1978. Kashered* for your delight. Continue... Faith (or Perspective) by Anna X., Knoxville, TN    Look around, they said Your idealism is petty, is dumb Continue... Untitled by David S., Bethesda, MD    Bedazzled, I stood there Watching myself in the reflection Continue... in a car by Carrie M., Elizabeth City, NC    i sit and think of my troubles that go on forever the black leather sticks to my skin Continue... Attraction by Chloe L., Briarcliff Manor, NY    Green needles lined the frame I sought you out and brought you in I like when the light hits you hard Continue... Penetrating Notes by Elizabeth R., Wayland, MA    The notes flow out like water, following each other hand in hand, mother and daughter, Continue... Ode to Desk by Enrique D., Charlotte, NC    Oh desk, You are the object of my discomfort Continue... Untitled by Marcy M., Harvard, IL,    your hug reminds me of shards of promises and stale memories Continue... Decisions by Rachel R., Nine Mile Falls, WA    prolong the pain. drag out lonely hours Continue... Almost Home by Helen G., Centerville, OH    Alone I walk through the boarded-up streets of home Continue... The Promise by Vincenzo P., Hawthorne, NY    If my brother had lived, he'd understand how hard it was to pass the 7th grade. Continue... Untitled by Norah S., Wyckoff, NJ    You whispered my name So softly Continue... Spider Webs by Stella M., Bowie, MD    I remember looking at the black rusted railing From inside the window Continue... More Poetry from the Teen Ink Archives

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