Welcome to Free Press Free Write, a weekly column written by the staff of The New School Free Press. Each week a new staff member might share a story, memory, maybe a DIY, or a week-in-review. Free Write is a space where our reporters, artists and editors can express themselves through writing. In times like these, writing can be an escape.
This week, one of our artists, Elizabeth Garver, a third-year product design student at Parsons, shares a poem.
245 E Houston St Eggs Benedict always sounds like the perfect way to spend a Saturday Until it arrives to your table Cold and crunchy Snow underneath your feet Tears in front of me Soaking through suede shoes Suede boots On South Broadway and Spring Never seems to come soon Enough Time spent Waiting Never seems worth it When all you eat Is the side of hashbrowns You said you’d split With me