Singer Man Chapter 3: Gold and Arrows
By: Mason Masotta mtm1027@plymouth.edu The arrow was difficult to remove from the felled deer. Her
Plymouth Voices
Us
By: Justine Walsh jw1189@plymouth.edu I don’t know what happened to us here Or why this
Starhue Part III
By: Nicholas A. Prescott naprescott@plymouth.edu “Ara, I need to rest. I can’t go without sleep
Void, Eon, Brain
By: Quinn Boyce qrb1001@plymouth.edu A clever con was pulled by brains, A bind that’s held
Mike’s 3rd Poem Revised 2nd Draft
By: Quinn Boyce qrb1001@plymouth.edu Holy s***, trees are dope, Large, imposing, kind and calm, Ready
Starhue Part 2
By: Nicholas Prescott naprescott@plymouth.edu It all happened in the blink of an eye. A flash
Things I Like
By: Samuel Martel sjmartel@plymouth.edu I like the criss-cross of trees. I like the little feet
You
By: Justine Walsh jw1189@plymouth.edu Dreamy and gleamy You’re a starvicious and suspicious You’re a poison
Singer Man Chapter 2: Calm Before the Storm
By: Mason Masotta mtm1027@plymouth.edu The Singer Man was used to taverns clearing out when he
Haha Funny Man Crackin’ Joke Haha
By Quinn Boyceqrb1001@plymouth.edu “What’s up, guys!I’m like… petrified,and really sad,in varying amounts,almost all the time.”