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SivanesVISUAL ARTWater LilyPainting, Oil on Canvas, 16”x20”SafeEmily GillDoor locked,porch light on, windows shut tight,shades drawn. Check insidethe closets, the cabinets, underthe bed, behind the sofa. Hear a sound,freeze, heart pounding outa war song, battle ready.Your stomach drops, bile rises168
in your throat. Grab a knifefor protection. Decide there isno one, nothing, but remainterrified by every shadow, branch scrapingthe window, creak of the floorboard.Check the door again, feel the lockwith your fingers, seer the image of securityinto your brain, it is locked.Do not check the door again. Pace for fiveminutes. It’s locked. It’s locked. It’s locked.Nothing. Everything. I just am, you saywith a scream scratching the backof your throat. Swallow it back, remind yourselfyou are not dying. You are safe.The door is locked.It’s late now. Shut yourselfin your bedroom. Push the dresser in frontof the door, just to be safe. Look under the bedone last time. Swear you heard someonein the hallway, move the dresser, lookbut there is no one, nothing.POETRYReassemble your barricade then climbinto bed, let the weight of the blanketssmother you. Squeeze your eyes shutpleading with your mind to cease the reelof violent possibilities, the nightly show.Lie in the dark, the silent stillness, wonderingif you locked the door.A magnetic force pulls you to the door, you mustcheck, to be sure. To be safe.Call your husband at work, even though you sworeyou wouldn’t, asking one last timewhen he will be home. Latehe tells you. What are you so afraid of, he asks.169
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Sand ScriptART & LITERATURE 20201
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About SandScriptSandScript is the a
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Special ThanksLee Lambert, Chancell
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We turn to art for guidance and sup
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First and Last Love Anissa Suazo 23
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Autism Collection: Eugenio’s Fami
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ME Jennifer Prybylla 259Mexicanas M
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Jhanire (Nettie) GastelumFruitsPain
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Smoke Break by Heidi Saxton“Maybe
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VISUAL ARTCharles SubletteDAY-OR-NI
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VISUAL ARTEva KamenetskiAnd Then Sh
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First and Last LoveAnissa SuazoI gr
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machines than animals in and around
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Vanessa IbarraI Heart CalizonaSculp
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VISUAL ARTJack DavidsonSylvan Portr
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with after doing house calls for so
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FICTIONVanessa IbarraSunset on The
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and muscle activity are the last pa
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VISUAL ARTTina KennedyWoolyPainting
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The Wet DollhouseCourtney Hayes Arm
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VISUAL ARTIzzi OrozcoGive In, Part
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Tina KennedyImaginingPainting, Oil
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VoicesKat JohnsonThe walls are said
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I have been a mute only living thro
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VISUAL ARTKathryn RobertsonGeometry
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A WeddingLee FikeIt begins like thi
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high on the slopes of the highest m
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comfort poses. “I came here a tim
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them, all the way back, for generat
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VISUAL ARTKelly FranckAphrodite’s
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I wonder whether it’s freedom I l
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Sometimes I feel like I got to spen
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Elliana KoputThey Climbed It Anyway
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Ana Mary GarzaAutism Collection: In
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VISUAL ARTRhea StanleyHelping Hands
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Remembrance of Winter’s LossJosep
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Stay safe,You needed more,But you w
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VISUAL ARTVanessa IbarraHead Cheese
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might see me. And maybeyou think to
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c’est la vie (that’s life)Chris
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Ana Mary GarzaFamilySculpture, Clay
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Boundaries Were NothingChristopher
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We all hated walking back to the ca
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But I knew we never could, never sh
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VISUAL ARTLuis Angel Figureoa Medin
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I’m Right HereHeidi SaxtonSteve b
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Sometimes it’s just easier to pre
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Justin would sit at the edge of Mom
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Connie NicholsonYellow Chairs Conve
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between the cops and his brothers,
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was wearing nice jeans and had take
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moved into Toby’s room. The summe
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Kathryn RobertsonA Study of a Stoic
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They arrived on time, books in orde
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VISUAL ARTLuis Angel Figureoa Medin
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VISUAL ARTJack DavidsonTree as Refl
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Dear Abilify (),Elliana KoputA maso
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Page 121 and 122: DelugeMason CarrI.Before the floodo
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Page 125 and 126: Myryam Roxana FreemanDesirePhotogra
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Page 129 and 130: Myryam Roxana FreemanContemplationP
Page 131 and 132: Myryam Roxana FreemanDeterminationP
Page 133 and 134: Eva KamenetskiPlexusPhotograph, 6.7
Page 135 and 136: VISUAL ARTAlexandra RoussardMortPai
Page 137 and 138: Elliana KoputBorderlandsPhotographV
Page 139 and 140: Sergio Peraza-JimenezBreakthroughDr
Page 141 and 142: Magic MonthsEmily GillAutumn arrive
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Page 145 and 146: Lady-GirlRenee TerryPhase one to be
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Page 149 and 150: Keeping of one mind, Grandma feltmy
Page 151 and 152: VISUAL ARTTaylor TangMasked Self-Po
Page 153 and 154: “I can’t take it,” I said.
Page 155 and 156: Sergio Peraza-JimenezFigure Confine
Page 157 and 158: VISUAL ARTZach EllingsonSpace Man L
Page 159 and 160: So, a wizard in disguiseBrought the
Page 161 and 162: VISUAL ARTGrace M JohnsonSnow OwlHa
Page 163 and 164: “You won’t be my daughteranymor
Page 165 and 166: Charles SubletteWeightlessPhotograp
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Page 171 and 172: Grief DistributionCara LairdMy frie
Page 173 and 174: Brianna VegaIn the CardsDrawing, Pi
Page 175 and 176: “Do everything in the eyes of God
Page 177 and 178: Eva KamenetskiUntranslatablePhotogr
Page 179 and 180: on weekdays, the girl who lived in
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Page 183 and 184: InadequacyMissy (Tamara) FowlerInad
Page 185 and 186: Joseph Roland EwingGreen GuyPaintin
Page 187 and 188: AweMatthew MartellaIn the coming an
Page 189 and 190: Kelly FranckPancakesPainting, Gouac
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Page 193 and 194: Connie NicholsonVISUAL ARTTwo Butch
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Page 199 and 200: Intimate AnimusCharles SubletteI ac
Page 201 and 202: imaginary finish line. . . marked s
Page 203 and 204: Taylor TangUntruthDrawing, 8 1/2”
Page 205 and 206: VISUAL ARTUlises RamosCarasMono-pri
Page 207 and 208: Rhea StanleyConfined AffectionDrawi
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Page 211 and 212: VISUAL ARTBrianna VegaHabu SnakeDra
Page 213 and 214: VISUAL ARTAlexandra RoussardOctopod
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Atomic ProsperityReno RoethleThe do
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Jhanire (Nettie) GastelumCrownPaint
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The driver torques the throttle lik
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VISUAL ARTJessi Moreno-RosasLife of
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PolarisReno RoethleThe shiningNorth
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VISUAL ARTAlexandra RoussardUrsusPa
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white dress. “That’s an awful h
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Myryam Roxana FreemanMexicanasPhoto
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I am the child hiding, perched on h
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Tina KennedyFallingPainting, Oil on
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Poem of a Clueless ManGraysen Norwo
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VISUAL ARTSandy DelligattiSmokey IP
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ScarsSteve NagyWhen I read your not
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Charles SubletteWantPhotographVISUA
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VISUAL ARTJack DavidsonMan is God
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Her arms were crooked in defianceon
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Joseph Roland EwingDeathClassicDraw
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From my own children to the childre
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VISUAL ARTElliana KoputChange for B
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But my boy Mark Francis never got a
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Jennifer PrybyllaMEDrawing, Craft P
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VISUAL ARTFrank CortesCelebrationsP
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VISUAL ARTJack DavidsonAmerican His
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But for me, faith was a journeyAnd
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Christine Early (She/Her) - I am an
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an inside look into my life and wha
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Maya Kendrick - Maya Kendrick is am
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and helping to build two houses wit
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Managing EditorSocial Media Manager
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Prose EditorPoetry EditorManuel Alv
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Visual Art and Prose EditorVisual A
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