EDDA Art & Literary Magazine

Homewood-Flossmoor High School

EDDA Art & Literary Magazine

EDDA Art & Literary Magazine

Hearts in the Wild!

January 27, 2023

If you find a HEART in an unexpected place, take a pic and send it to us! We're looking for original pictures of un-posed and surprising heart shapes in our daily lives. Here are examples of a few:   Submit...

Looking Glass Self, Maleko Myers, 24

Face Two Face

Sidney Bester, '23 January 24, 2023

When they see me, they see a distant sky. To them, my aura manifests itself as a crisp baby blue;  It reflects just how cool I am. And by cool, I mean cool, calm, and collected.  Could have...

Villains

Kendra Hoskins, '25 December 14, 2022

Our love was like a river, Destined to someday separate. Your words are the thing that gave me life, And took it away painfully leaving us both with heartbreak. We were like a coin destined...

A Helping Hand, Nyla Bishop, 25

An Ode to Who?

Julianne Posey, '26 December 7, 2022

This is an ode  To my empty mind With a thirst for words that just won’t come Parched by the persistent pest that is Procrastination   This is an ode To the rhythmic tap of...

Red Flowers  

Sydney Villanueva, '24 November 28, 2022

A new month comes around  Autumn leaves fall down Falling down like crimson  Resonating between her legs  There is a growing pain of crimson  Pooling crimson water suffocating mammals  Red...

Magazine Cover Contest!

October 31, 2022

Guidelines: Deadline is January 9th @ midnight. We are looking for an interesting, engaging COVER that fits our theme of MAGICAL REALISM. Magical Realism is a style/genre which combines both realistic...

Bouquet, Javiyah Israel, 25

 Adjustment

Georgia Mott, '23 October 16, 2022

  “the process of adapting or becoming used to a new situation” A word I have gotten to know very well recently As I watched my brother leave for his final year of college I thought...

faded violence

Mila Ponce, '25 September 9, 2022

my doorway it stands guarding a  paradise; a prison home to beautifully tender wounds— dusted with roses and sore to the touch you may choose to see these wounds their hurt, their...

Prickly

Valentina Gonzalez, '26 September 9, 2022

You give me beautiful roses With petals like fire to light up my day Soon enough I have enough to fill my empty vase But as soon as I take them My finger bleeds

Railroad, Brooklyn Edwards, 23

Where I Come From Class of 2023

September 5, 2022

By Christina Franklin I'm a black girl that plays with  voodoo dolls, instead of barbies  they say my skins is a sin but my skin holds the wonders of the earth and wind  they say my hair looks...

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