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Rick SpriggsHappySculpture, Ceramic and Copper, 14” highVISUAL ARTThe StarsDestiny BrooksThe stars litter the midnight skyCreating a beautiful work of art,An everlasting storyThe stars provide a pathway to a world of lightWhere darkness isn’t feared.Alone I sit, cold and in painCurious of the wonders aboveCurious of how my life could have beenMy tears dry up as I look upon the twinkling mass of petite lightsAnd I stare and wonder60
I wonder whether it’s freedom I look uponOr entrapmentWhether given the choice would they leave, or would they stay?It was a choice I had to make for myself...Like the stars I provide light for not only myself but for othersHowever, my world is surrounded in darknessBut it’s the darkness that allows people to see the real me.In the light, I hide the pain that has haunted my life for as long as I can rememberBut as darkness falls, I feel everything I have endured slip between the cracks in the wallsI have created for myselfI’m in a frozen state, never sure what may become of me until the day the little light in me burns outand I cease to be who I am now.A pawn in a game of time...POETRYForgotten and casted away to make room for the new...To make room for the better...Although the stars provide light, hope and a pathway to better,They like us won’t last forever,They’ll tire of their prisons in the skyOnly visible when the sun cascades into a journey of sleepThey like us can only shine for so long before the darkness wraps its arms around it andextinguisheswhat little light it has left...We all have a light in us, some shine greater than others, but we’re all the sameSo, as I stare upon the stars, I look upon my choices: Should I stay, or should I go?Would life be better without me or would people miss me like they would if the stars were todisappear?...61
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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
Page 9 and 10: First and Last Love Anissa Suazo 23
Page 11 and 12: Autism Collection: Eugenio’s Fami
Page 13 and 14: ME Jennifer Prybylla 259Mexicanas M
Page 15 and 16: Jhanire (Nettie) GastelumFruitsPain
Page 17 and 18: Smoke Break by Heidi Saxton“Maybe
Page 19 and 20: VISUAL ARTCharles SubletteDAY-OR-NI
Page 21 and 22: VISUAL ARTEva KamenetskiAnd Then Sh
Page 23 and 24: First and Last LoveAnissa SuazoI gr
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Page 27 and 28: Vanessa IbarraI Heart CalizonaSculp
Page 29 and 30: VISUAL ARTJack DavidsonSylvan Portr
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Page 33 and 34: FICTIONVanessa IbarraSunset on The
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Page 37 and 38: VISUAL ARTTina KennedyWoolyPainting
Page 39 and 40: The Wet DollhouseCourtney Hayes Arm
Page 41 and 42: VISUAL ARTIzzi OrozcoGive In, Part
Page 43 and 44: Tina KennedyImaginingPainting, Oil
Page 45 and 46: VoicesKat JohnsonThe walls are said
Page 47 and 48: I have been a mute only living thro
Page 49 and 50: VISUAL ARTKathryn RobertsonGeometry
Page 51 and 52: A WeddingLee FikeIt begins like thi
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Page 55 and 56: comfort poses. “I came here a tim
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Page 59: VISUAL ARTKelly FranckAphrodite’s
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Page 65 and 66: Elliana KoputThey Climbed It Anyway
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Page 69 and 70: VISUAL ARTRhea StanleyHelping Hands
Page 71 and 72: Remembrance of Winter’s LossJosep
Page 73 and 74: Stay safe,You needed more,But you w
Page 75 and 76: VISUAL ARTVanessa IbarraHead Cheese
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Page 79 and 80: c’est la vie (that’s life)Chris
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Page 83 and 84: Boundaries Were NothingChristopher
Page 85 and 86: We all hated walking back to the ca
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Page 89 and 90: VISUAL ARTLuis Angel Figureoa Medin
Page 91 and 92: I’m Right HereHeidi SaxtonSteve b
Page 93 and 94: Sometimes it’s just easier to pre
Page 95 and 96: Justin would sit at the edge of Mom
Page 97 and 98: Connie NicholsonYellow Chairs Conve
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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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ciplineSelfDislineSelfDiscipthis is
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Jhanire (Nettie) GastelumIvoryDrawi
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DelugeMason CarrI.Before the floodo
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My wife thought tio Ricardo wasgorg
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Myryam Roxana FreemanDesirePhotogra
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Your alarm goes off and you headint
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Myryam Roxana FreemanContemplationP
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Myryam Roxana FreemanDeterminationP
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Eva KamenetskiPlexusPhotograph, 6.7
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VISUAL ARTAlexandra RoussardMortPai
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Elliana KoputBorderlandsPhotographV
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Sergio Peraza-JimenezBreakthroughDr
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Magic MonthsEmily GillAutumn arrive
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Maya KendrickHit and RunPhotographT
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Lady-GirlRenee TerryPhase one to be
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Frank Corteseven when he stooped lo
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Keeping of one mind, Grandma feltmy
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VISUAL ARTTaylor TangMasked Self-Po
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“I can’t take it,” I said.
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Sergio Peraza-JimenezFigure Confine
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VISUAL ARTZach EllingsonSpace Man L
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So, a wizard in disguiseBrought the
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VISUAL ARTGrace M JohnsonSnow OwlHa
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“You won’t be my daughteranymor
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Charles SubletteWeightlessPhotograp
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crystallized sugar before it harden
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in your throat. Grab a knifefor pro
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Grief DistributionCara LairdMy frie
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Brianna VegaIn the CardsDrawing, Pi
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“Do everything in the eyes of God
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Eva KamenetskiUntranslatablePhotogr
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on weekdays, the girl who lived in
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VISUAL ARTJoseph Roland EwingSlattP
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InadequacyMissy (Tamara) FowlerInad
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Joseph Roland EwingGreen GuyPaintin
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AweMatthew MartellaIn the coming an
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Kelly FranckPancakesPainting, Gouac
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same four songs blending together i
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Connie NicholsonVISUAL ARTTwo Butch
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front door swung open, and Kelly tu
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VISUAL ARTRick LarkeFernsPhotograph
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Intimate AnimusCharles SubletteI ac
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imaginary finish line. . . marked s
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Taylor TangUntruthDrawing, 8 1/2”
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VISUAL ARTUlises RamosCarasMono-pri
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Rhea StanleyConfined AffectionDrawi
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me has gone and I don’t know how
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VISUAL ARTBrianna VegaHabu SnakeDra
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VISUAL ARTAlexandra RoussardOctopod
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and if he breaks a window it’s ok
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VISUAL ARTJhanire (Nettie) Gastelum
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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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