Harbinger: A Journal of Art & Literature | 2018-2019

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MEMORIES OF DESERT STORMSarah G. HuertaI am writing at the coffee shop on 4th and Slide,at the table againstthe window, watchingthe West Texas windassault the trees, rip throughthe dead and still dying grass.I buy a bagel and a latte and tipthe barista who shared my name, droppingthe crumpled bills from the bottom of my bag–but I think the bagel was only out of habit.I saw a new therapist yesterdayso I could stop thinking about youwithout having to stop thinking.But at the coffee shop on 4th and Slide,all that I write aboutis how they carted you offto Kuwait, a country devoidof permanent rivers,how you spent several moonsand a birthday or twoin a hole in the ground without muchmore than a bottle of tabascoand a picture of my mom.You never talked about it–I didn’t even know details of that waruntil taking AP History,until I found that word documentfrom when you thought you’d become a writer.At the coffee shop on 4th and Slide,my back is to a man.He tells of how he loves his daughter.He will never know me,and I will know himas well as I know you.
ALBUQUERQUESarah G. HuertaYou met mewhen my finger was broken,and we fell in love(supposedly)when my hair was long–but last week I took a pair of safetyscissors to my waist-length locks,and now my finger has healed.poetry 3
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Page 10 and 11: TABLE OF CONTENTSPeotryNative Tongu
Page 13: NATIVE TONGUEHali Salome CardenasTh
Page 17 and 18: ANOTHER POEM ABOUT HIM WITH FIVE LI
Page 19 and 20: IN SANTA CRUZSarah G. HuertaI look
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Page 25 and 26: I wasn’t taught about uncondition
Page 27 and 28: SIRENI’m fourteen and this one is
Page 29 and 30: Happy’s attitude. Frisco needed m
Page 31 and 32: BREATHE IT ALL IN: A MEMOIRMadelyn
Page 33 and 34: WHY I LIVEGeorge A. Stern Jr.Suicid
Page 35 and 36: I spelled it, one struggling letter
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Page 39 and 40: He had an untrimmed beard, and long
Page 41 and 42: Aaron was seated in a medical bed.
Page 43 and 44: MORGEN MACKE. Nose Cliff,This piece
Page 45 and 46: AURORAMelissa BealI sat in the Taco
Page 47 and 48: her more than I ever had or could.
Page 49 and 50: She sighed and put her half-eaten t
Page 51 and 52: and get some sleep.He placed his el
Page 53: His eyes had begun to droop involun
Page 56 and 57: I rush out of bed and to my closet
Page 58 and 59: was the morning of his crash. He al
Page 60 and 61: He tapped the side of his head with
Page 62 and 63: ANN SIKES. My Sapphire Pendant & Ea
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know you as well as I do, or you ar
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“Ed?” the man leaned forward to
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CRACKEDJenna HefeleHer turn was rap
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EMILY MASSEY. Claire Above, Claire
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remember after Mama coming home was
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▲CREATIVE PROCESSA One Act PlayBy
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ALEX: Why?ADRIEN: Because I wanna k
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GABRIELLE WALTER. Decisions, Decisi
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exactly it! The essence of spring,
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GREENER PASTURESA One Act PlayByNic
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HECTOR: Maybe that’s a sign eh? T
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ANN SIKES. Sister’s Peridot Neckl
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BRITTANY THURMONDBrittany is a juni
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THEODORE LEOSTheodore Leos is a gra
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