An Art and Literary Magazine for Delaware Valley Regional High School

Changing Perspectives

An Art and Literary Magazine for Delaware Valley Regional High School

Changing Perspectives

An Art and Literary Magazine for Delaware Valley Regional High School

Changing Perspectives

Ive Got You Under My Skin, Clay & Paint, Grace Diem, Class of 2024

‘Til Undeath Do Us Part ~~ Get Spooky Contest Winner!

By Samantha DeTample and Sara Matthews, Class of 2024

  Fog flooded the field  Graves lit up by the moon  A rumble came from deep below  A hand broke through its tomb    The ring on her finger rusted  Her wedding dress...

Creepy Crawler, Pen & Ink, Amaya Joassainte, Class of 2025

The Creepy that Crawls

By Tobias Stettler, Class of 2024

  Stepping and creaking,  Silently speaking  Darkness with a whisper,  Colder than the winter  I am the creepy that crawls    Writhing in blood  Hope stained like...

Neoscona Crucifera, Photography, Natalie DeTample, Class of 2024

Requiem for a Widow

By Grace Diem, Class of 2024

  The web spinners met on a cast iron gate  A doomed coupling of true romance  Raising the chalice to their lips  The black widows begin their ritual dance    Legs weighed...

Ghost in the Hall, Photography, Reed Pursell, Class of 2024

Autogenesis

By Daniel LaGuardia, Class of 2024

  First: stillness.  Then something trembles in the dark.  A dripping, a flickering of eyes,  darkness breathing itself to life.  Fog writhes and weaves into a new form:  a...

Caroline Weckesser, Class of 2022

2020 First Place Poetry: Julia McPherson

"Season's Meanings", Class of 2021

I. Spring it has begun, with garden’s birth.  the trees gleam with brand new girth.  as proudly, and violently—  life brings on new perspectives.                      ...

Gianna Ferrari, Class of 2023

2020 Second Place Poetry: Fabiha Bushra

"homeless (metaphorically)", Class of 2021

It stains the bottom of my teeth small bits that paint the bone of my mouth. I am gazing at my reflection all I see is a half rotten mask of insecurity returning my gaze My skin feels like...

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