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Beginnings and Endings Windward Rev
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Managing Editor Dylan Lopez Assista
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Barrio Writers’ Project 2023 Lett
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Nehemiah Flores Jukebox Heart (Illu
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Joseph Tyler Wilson My Story Begins
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Ava Coronado Sibling Harmony Summer
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why everything felt so right. I lov
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We’re all the same, yet so differ
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Raye Bailey She Remembers Impressed
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he had nothing to say. Donny still
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might do. But Donny wouldn’t wear
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Aliah Candia Black Sheep I am the b
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Kaitlyn Winston You’re Hungry Whe
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Natasha Haas A Gnawing Empty Everyo
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move. The display of it was wanting
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occurred as opposed to being sad th
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That night Peggy began rummaging th
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“Who goes there?” The old woman
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Suzette Bishop After Class A floati
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Carlos Rodriguez Coyote Lullaby Daw
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Carlos Rodriguez Martel Deserts A b
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Ron Pullins Reiner Reiner’s fathe
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From time-to-time Reiner showers th
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Jean Hackett Elegy For the One that
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Arik Mitra Arid Breast No great sec
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Arik Mitra The rose returns to bloo
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Daniel Rodrigues-Martin A GRAIN OF
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question marks wondering what our r
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“She’s from Atlanta. I met her
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“Whoa.” He nods enthusiasticall
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“Same,” she says. The other bar
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It’s facing her and she reads it.
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Azrael Montoya Some Poem Some words
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Laura Treacy Bently Cellar Door The
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Sai Varshini Chinnasani Twas the Jo
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Contributors’ Notes Bitia Alanis
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Sophia Chapa has been creative sinc
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Azrael Montoya: “I was born in Co
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