by Lunchbox Editor | Dec 5, 2024
I admired the early morning sun and the way it crept through my blinds, leaving tiny rainbows scattered over the walls of my college dorm. He was laying next to me, asleep on his stomach, his back rhythmically rising and falling. I watched as the sun moved over...
by Lunchbox Editor | Dec 5, 2024
“She’ll be the Best You Ever Had if You Let Her” Within the past few years, Phoebe Bridgers has cemented herself as one of the internet’s favorite “sad indie girls.” After the release of her 2020 sophomore album “Punisher,” she began to accrue online popularity and...
by Lunchbox Editor | Dec 5, 2024
Summerseed Summer sits heavy on my chest like a fat, lazy housecat, warm and suffocating. I have too much time on my hands and my hands are empty with possibilities, grasping and calloused. Summer is an idealized vision of the future, for kids to daydream about...
by Lunchbox Editor | Dec 7, 2023
There is an English-language axiom, first attributed to French mathematician Émile Borel in 1913, that goes approximately as follows: “An infinite number of monkeys, with an infinite number of typewriters, given an infinite amount of time, could eventually recreate...
by Lunchbox Editor | Dec 7, 2023
The last peace in that house was on Sunday after church. They had decided to take the car, not walk, and Carlisle had stalled out on East Main in front of all the pastor’s kids waiting to cross. He just knew Mary would be going on about this for weeks – their first...
