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The Student News Site of Enloe Magnet High School

Enloe Eagle's Eye

"lucky charm" and Other Poems About Dreams

“lucky charm” and Other Poems About Dreams

Minty Parker, Graphics Editor and Publicist March 14, 2025

lucky charm when i was a child i wanted to be lucky. obsessed with it. maybe i could run into luckiness, not on purpose– get dragged into it. into something better. i closed my eyes,...

Grey & Green

Grey & Green

Anna England, Staff Writer February 28, 2025

“Welcome to Class One! You may call me Equal Ithran!” “Good morning, Equal Ithran,” the new students chorused. “First, I would like to explain my title. Please understand: all of us are...

This Never Gets Old

This Never Gets Old

Andrés Guzman, Staff Writer October 24, 2024

TRIGGER WARNING: WEIGHT, FOOD, AND BODY HORROR The last item left in my fridge is the half-carton of milk I’ve been surviving on since the rain started. I’m terrified to step on a scale, I’m terrified...

They Say We are the Future

They Say We are the Future

Maya Segal, Opinion Editor September 18, 2024

They say we are the future, I take it and I grin. They mean well, I know, but I can’t help the despair seeping in.   Because if they are looking to the future, the now is of the...

Angel Kisses

Angel Kisses

Kelley Calvillo, Opinion and Creative Writing Editor March 13, 2024

As I curl a strand of hair around a finger, I feel the dam break. The water knows it can leave, and a wave forms. It crests, and I can’t breathe, I can’t speak, I don’t want to be...

A Coffee Shop: Final Part

A Coffee Shop: Final Part

Audrey Weaver, Creative Writing Editor February 27, 2024

An Apartment, 2023 A sliver of sun peeks through the window, illuminating my room. It’s just enough to wake me, and when I open my eyes, the previous day comes slamming into my mind like a brick....

Views

Views

Ishani Oldham, Staff Writer January 5, 2024

The View from Classroom 2210   In the early morning hours, As dawn’s light twitches past autumn-stained leaves, Two sparrows alight the branch outside my window.   Momentarily...

Deja Vu

Deja Vu

Elise Kohli, Arts and Entertainment Editor December 6, 2023

She met someone last spring. They reminded her of a feeling she’d yet to name. Once, when the breeze was warm and their eyes were bright, she couldn't help but smile to herself. She adored them.   Sometimes,...

I Am Cramped

I Am Cramped

Abigail Barlett, Staff Writer November 2, 2023

I am cramped.    I am shoved into this tiny space.    A war rages outside,    Mother tells me it is safer,    My heart tells me she is protecting me.    Anger...

Trace to Embrace

Trace to Embrace

Abigail Barlett, Staff Writer November 2, 2023

Trace to embrace   Trace the wounds time had left.  Fingertips a spider's-web of healed oopsies and uh-ohs  Embrace the kisses mother nature placed upon your skin, tiny bumps and blemishes...

A Coffee Shop: Pt. 3

A Coffee Shop: Pt. 3

Audrey Weaver, Creative Writing Editor October 19, 2023

A Two Room Apartment, 2023 The man in the tank top winces as I gingerly place a bandaid on his arm. For the most part, his wounds are all bruises, covering his face, stomach, and legs. He sits on the...

Oseh Shalom

Oseh Shalom

October 18, 2023

I’m on FaceTime with my uncle, he shows me the TV.  A reporter stands there talking, til news flash: one, two, and three.    Three cities full of people, told to run and hide. They...

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