Madison Newton

Joined June 2022

0 stories

Bio

I'm a recent graduate of Stony Brook University with a degree in Environmental Humanities and Filmmaking. I love writing and storytelling, and I love sharing my work so I can continue to improve my written voice.

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Let's Go to the Movies Again
The crinkle of buttery popcorn clutched by the hands of audiences transported to scenic, far away lands. If the 3-D glasses
By Madison Newton3 months ago in Poets
The Great Mall Extinction
The smell of soft pretzels lingers in my nose, it was always Auntie Anne's I chose. Now the skylights and pillars give me nothing but shivers
By Madison Newton3 months ago in Poets
Seasonal Woes
I await the return of flowers, awakened by soothing, reassuring showers. The showers I endure are hot, in my head, I cannot
By Madison Newton3 months ago in Poets
A Deadly Chomp
I have soft paws, like mittens. But the thing is, I have pretty sharp teeth. When I play with my family, I tend to latch on with my fangs, and my mittens don't soften the blow. I wish they did. I love to play, but my humans always think I'm a brute.
By Madison Newton3 months ago in Petlife
Speed of Seeds
Careful seed structure, water, fresh dirt, no life signs until sprouts break free.
By Madison Newton4 months ago in Poets
A Teen Visits Harry Potter World
Snow in Florida, transformed landscape, magic air, my youth mesmerized.
By Madison Newton4 months ago in Poets
Almost Three Years
Covid brought him home, a speeding truck took him back– time cut short, loved still.
By Madison Newton4 months ago in Poets
Top Cat, Otherwise Known as TC
TC was a mighty cat, honey gold, with the stripes of a tiger. She was loving and cunning, as all cats are, but to us, she was special–rare as a liger.
By Madison Newton4 months ago in Poets
A Baby Kangaroo
A little joey tucked warmly in the sunshine, ears and feet floppy.
By Madison Newton4 months ago in Poets
Clunkers
Slimy puffed balloons shake tails of pond scum–algae caked eyes explore murk.
By Madison Newton4 months ago in Poets
Swim Dock
I miss it. It wasn't like a typical dock that extends from the shore– it was an island. Not even eight by eight feet across, yet it was our island.
By Madison Newton4 months ago in Poets
Winged Warzone
Zig zagging divers bomb the feeder, blinded by bright red elixir.
By Madison Newton4 months ago in Poets

Madison Newton

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Let's Go to the Movies Again

The Great Mall Extinction

Seasonal Woes

A Deadly Chomp

Speed of Seeds

A Teen Visits Harry Potter World

Almost Three Years

Top Cat, Otherwise Known as TC

A Baby Kangaroo

Clunkers

Swim Dock

Winged Warzone

Stories (106/0)