Best Apprehensions Poems

I keep thinking about this summer—about starting a new school—and as soon as I do, I find myself internally monologuing and getting all high-schooly. It’s hoot, I know, but I can’t seem to help it.

‘You know,’ I think, as I’m eyeing myself in the bathroom...

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IMPRISONED 
Radhika Sanoj
The cloudy apprehensions snarl at us,
The prisoners of a diseased planet..
We are no different nation..
We are alike 
White, black, brown..,
All terribly and virtuously alike.
We together creep in fetters,
Leaving Springs behind..

Once we read , "can spring be far....."
Now winter's teeths whiten 
Our fragile bones..
Oh...

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