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poetry
POEM: ‘Ode to my Criminal’
I wished to confront you but my hands were tied.
My vision was blurry, a hindrance from the light.
All I could do was cage the bird inside.
I cut its wings and ceased to fight.
You and I became criminals in His eyes.…
LIST: Latinx authors to add to your reading list
This listicle showcases the talent of Latinx authors for Hispanic Heritage Month through 15 authors that were chosen based on their works, backgrounds, awards, and influence over their audiences and features notable works from those listed.
VIDEO: Writers to piece together fiction with art
The UHCL Art Gallery and the Writing Center are hosting “Flash Fiction” Feb. 23 from 7 to 10 p.m. outside the gallery.
VIDEO: Writers pen resistance
Feb. 2, more than 25 writers gathered for Writers Resist to read works of prose and poetry “to share messages of peace, democracy, unity and hope.”
VIDEO: Local poets kickoff The Writing Center’s first annual poetry reading
Local poets Conor Bracken, Beth Lyons, Analicia Sotelo and Randall J. Tyrone shared their work with the UHCL community.
The Writing Center calls for poets
The Writing Center is hosting a free poetry reading event Thursday, Sept. 15 from 7-10 p.m. for all students in the Student Services and Classroom Building (2.101).