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Poetry | The Dana and Lydia Special

By Lydia Chlpka, For The Pitt News • February 6, 2020

Lydia Chlpka writes about Diet Cokes, and how they taste better from the fountain — amongst other things — in today’s poem.

Poetry | I Want to Watch You Crumble

By Nina Santucci, For The Pitt News • January 23, 2020

i want to watch you crumble.

Poems from prison: Students share incarcerated voices

By Brian Gentry, Senior Staff Writer • December 5, 2019

The poetry performance was part of an event which packed City of Asylum on Wednesday night, with more than 100 people in attendance.

Poetry | The Earth stands still

By Emily Pinigis, Staff Columist • November 21, 2019

The Earth stands still The Air blows calmly The Seas break softly The Sun blazes steadily The Universe is at peace with itself And so are the beings within it For the first...

Poetry | Winter in One Night

By Emily Pinigis, Staff Columnist • November 14, 2019

The night is cold and quiet

Poetry | We Are the Tree Of Life

By Leah Mensch, Opinions Editor • October 27, 2019

Leah Mensch reflects on her Jewish identity one year after the 11 people were killed at the Tree of Life Synagogue.

Poetry | Pitt Police Crime Report

By Ana Eberts, Staff Columnist • October 17, 2019

Ana Eberts makes a crime report poem.

Poetry | Mid-October Scaries

By Mackenzie Oster, Staff Columnist • October 10, 2019

Winter is just around the corner As midterms take way

Poetry | Today We Talk

By Emily Pinigis, Staff Columnist • October 3, 2019

Yesterday we lost warriors to their own internal battles

Poetry | College

By Emily Pingis, Staff Columnist • September 12, 2019

To the left, A career in mathematics To the right, A path of dramatics