Creative Showcase is a platform for all USP students to showcase their creative work: poetry, short stories, comics, paintings, photography – you name it, we want it! Send your pieces to USP.CinnamonRoll@gmail.com at any time. Your piece has a high chance of being published, and may even be used as cover art for an upcoming issue!
Category: Creative Showcase
First Introductions
In which Isra persuades her friend Ashley to talk to a guy she likes.
In Exile
A mysterious journal appears, telling the story of the mysterious Thea Ceres. TCR presents our very first ongoing creative series.
Creative Showcase: Kintsugi
A poem that chronicles how a play is born and is dedicated to the playwright, director and cast, and the supporting crew of Everlife and other productions teams everywhere, who have both agonized and delighted in their work.
Creative Showcase: Mythos
By: Anonymous A note from the poet: I wrote this after reading “The myth of the lazy native”, a paper by Syed Hussein Alatas on how the British established the identities of the natives in the Malay archipelago. Although enraged, …
Creative Showcase: Falling
By: Joshua Koh Jun Xiang You stand at the edge of the world, looking down. The water rushes under you, but you hear no trace of it striking the ground – there is no ground to strike. On your tiny …
(Almost) Post-finals Poetry
By Gerrie Chua When I Think (Oh It Terrifies Me) Here’s how it goes— When things happen, They trigger two immediate reactions One you allow the world to see And another you desperately hide (bury) Beneath the former Along with your …
Of Dresses and Searching for Purpose
In this last set of poetry submissions, we have two poems that we hope you will enjoy reading as much as we did! The first poem is by Jessica Tan, who also contributed one of the winning entries of our …
“Two”, “Bloody Roses”
As Valentine's Day approaches, we have two more poems from the last Open Call that tackle the topic of love/lost love quite differently.
Of Depth and Lemon Curd Tarts
This week we have two poems for your perusal!
Autumn
By Florence Leung Typography of the poem was beautifully done up by the poet as well. Autumn If spring was the present, winter the past, summer the future, Why was the Sun warmer next time? Would it be brighter next time? Autumn …
