Kianna Cho
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Don’t Water Dead Flowers
A poem depicting the complex feelings following the endings of deteriorated relationships.
Emily Rigby (she/her) comes to Girls Write Now with a love of writing, meaningful experience developing curriculum for nonprofit organizations, and a long-held belief that there is no limit to the ways that people can express their thoughts and ideas. There is nothing that sparks her interest more than a complicated, messy protagonist whose story challenges and questions the status quo – and long-form,YouTube video essays. She holds a BA in Creative Writing and Psychology from Ithaca College and an MFA in Creative Writing from The New School and is excited to share her passion for stories in all forms as a member of the Girls Write Now team.
Literary Fiction, Satire and Critique & Review
Kianna Cho
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Kianna Cho
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A poem depicting the complex feelings following the endings of deteriorated relationships.
Gold can be shaped and formed, so can love.
The same words arranged in identical lines can tell conflicting stories if listed in a different order. And a contingent truth is, by definition, true, but could just as easily have been false.
Perhaps loving will save us. Why not?
A child recalls their experience in the backseat of their father's car.
Audrey Bergen
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Audrey Bergen
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I wrote this poem about a dog at a local animal shelter that I have had the pleasure of meeting while volunteering there.
Premrudee Mepremwattana
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Premrudee Mepremwattana
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a raw exploration of the complexity of family, religion, and morality in the form of an abecedarian.
This is a multimedia version of my writing piece How Writing Changed Me to demonstrate how writing made a huge impact on my life.
Everyone wants a picture perfect ending, where the couple ends up together and lives their dream. But is that possible
Min Hollweck
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Min Hollweck
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This piece was created to honor by my childhood spent with my grandmother!!