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In the End

The Bellwether Review, 2024
Poem by David P. Sterner

How will they live once they’ve all returned with tales of the dead and villages burned?

Will they proudly speak

we create our own coming of age

Alchemy, 2024
Poem by Jae Nichelle

we1 create2 our3 own4 coming5 of6 age7

¹first of the names we gave ourselves
²dark-tinted visions, angle
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Untitled

Alchemy, 2023
Artwork by Joy Nguyen

Colorful, abstract illustration of a person, stairs, and eyes

Both Ends: The Long Distance of Happiness and Sorrow

Groundswell, 2023
Non-fiction by Stanley Briones

You are close enough to make me feel home, yet you are so far away to make me feel lonely....

Stanley Briones family photo

Your Secret My Wound

Pointed Circle, 2022
Poem by Mary Jo Cook

A pollywog scooped
from the pond sent driving the green dodge dart
to set you free
unaware...

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