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Three poems by SMU Sophomore Goke Akinniranye

Goke Akinniranye is a Sophomore at SMU. He is an RHA Representative, Historian at the Association of Black Students, Secretary at Black Men Emerging and Membership Director of the SMU Democrats. He can be reached at gakinniran@mail.smu.edu Jokester I want to say this right to your face: Dude why can’t you say something real First [...]

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Student Poetry by Goke Akinniranye

Olivia  I went online and I met this girl named Olivia, from Montreal Impostor I thought, but she really was a girl named Olivia, from Montreal She was very kind, genuine, and sincere to me when we spoke This original girl named Olivia from Montreal She always had an authentic, wide smile on her face [...]

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TOP Arts: ’24 Hour Time’ (Short Story)

She was sitting in an airplane- but it wasn’t like she was going anywhere. In fact, now that she thought about it, she wasn’t even sure where this plane was going to take her if it ever left the gate. She had gotten on and off and on and off too many of these fligihty [...]

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TOP Arts: ‘You Are’ (Poem)

    You’re sitting on a concrete garage floor. It is cold- it is filled with shadows. Your head is in your hands. Your mascara has stained your cheeks. Your shirt is ripped. Your feet are bleeding. Your heart is pounding. You are wondering how you got here. How the knives got on the floor [...]

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TOP Arts: Deja Vu (Short Story)

Stop and go traffic. You stop—you go—you stop—the woman behind you in her ’84 mustang honks and rolls down the window. Smoke springs through the ever widening crack and the butt of a cigarette leaps out onto the pavement. Even the nicotine seems happy to escape her foul language oozing from foul lips, stained with [...]

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TOP Arts: Good Thing For Number Two (Short Story)

He was reading a comic book- he was one of those boys who knew more about comics than chemistry- and he still had a better grade in that class than you did. But you knew more about girls than he ever would- it was an advantage that came with being one of the dangerous breed. [...]

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TOP Arts: Ellen at the 7-Eleven (Short Story)

I had seen Maggie do this before. Usually I beat her to the cash register and didn’t have to wait while she counted out all the change in her purse. It wasn’t fair! Mom gave her a twenty and me a five every week, and Maggie still didn’t have enough. So out comes the change [...]

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Mein Brains: A Love Story

My name is Bill, and I am a zombie. I know what you’re thinking: ‘Look, there’s a zombie! Run or he’ll eat your brains!’ That’s not quite fair. It’s not like I was always undead. I used to be a claims adjuster for a very reputable insurance company, and I was good at my job. [...]

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