Endless Night: Recent Episodes

Alexcis Johnson

Endless Night is a podcast where creator Alexcis Johnson recites her own original poems. Alexcis values creativity, imagination, and self-expression. She created Endless Night to encourage others to write and share their unique voice through short stories and poems in order to find their voice. Expressing one’s creativity enriches the mind and encourages a refreshing outlook on life. Writing enables individuals to reflect on experiences and channel energy into an enriching creation. Everyone has a story waiting to be told, and the world is just waiting to here it.

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Tick. Tick. Tick. The clock seems to never stop running, but this poem offers a creative solution to stop the endless ticking of time. 

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Everyone longs for the lazy days of summer. Or do they? Suspicions and Speculations is a pensive reflection on the experiences and feelings that accompany the start summer. 

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If it looks like sugar...it might actually be salt. It is easy to be deceived, as sometimes nothing is what it seems. 

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They say the sky's the limit. But what if the sky is missing?

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The allure to the mystery and endless possibilities of the night sky is undeniable.  

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Sometimes it can feel as though people are holding each other to the highest possible standards, pointing out their every mistake or shortcoming. But we must remember that we are all human, and we must embrace our imperfections. 

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The best of deeds evaporate, while the worst ones turn to stone.

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They say you can find the truth about something by shining the light on it. But what if truth shines brightest in the dark?

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Icy Escape is an imaginative journey through the glistening snow blankets of Alaska, fully immersed into a tranquil and harmonious atmosphere. Experience the chilly swirls of snowflakes in the air, enjoy the serenity of staring out into the abyss of icy water, and lose yourself in the extraordinary depths of the aurora borealis.