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Taking Refuge – Lizzie Farina
Taking Refuge I stepped out of the airport and found myself under a blue, cloudless, and sweltering sky. Squinting to adjust to the brightness, I made my way to a bench and sank down onto it, clutching my luggage. I heaved out a sigh and leaned my head back, watching planes float down from the sky and glide across the… Read more →
Regret
Micah Matherne, senior BFA major with a focus in painting, from Waco, TX Read more →
Katz A Day – Lucas Judd
Katz A Day Read more →
Now I Know It Isn’t You – Hanna Landa
What I thought to be forever now, won’t happen. Ever. If only things went my way, you would be here. to stay. I weep in bed knowing we’ve come to our end. As I lie, I wonder why I didn’t see the stop signs In the past times. And deep down, I knew you weren’t true because love is patient… Read more →
A Long Way to Go – Elena Butterfield
I have to wonder what my life would be like if my great-great grandmother had a birth certificate. What if, in Athens (circa 1910), women were people with their own stories, not just a footnote in a man’s? What if she was told she could become something great? Instead she received a legal reminder that she would never… Read more →
Circus – Zoe-Kylie Sanchez
y’ALL: Voices from LGBTQ+ Fort Worth
In the Fall semester of 2023, our team of editors reached out to LGBTQ+ members of the Fort Worth community to hear some of their stories. These stories were collected into a chapbook were calling “y’ALL: Voices from LGBTQ+ Fort Worth.” We hope this is just the first issue in a series of issues archiving LGBTQ+ voices in Fort Worth.… Read more →
The Water Glistens
Savannah Childs, Senior, English Major from Shreveport, LA Light shone across the droplets of sweat coating Blair’s neck. Her brown hair had been pulled into a tight ponytail that peeked out from her hat, but was now falling from the rigor of the hike. Flyaway strands stuck out from her head as if I’d rubbed a balloon against… Read more →
Texan to Oregonian: Navigating the Path to a New Home
Emma Kate Howard, Senior, English and Anthropology Major from Belton, TX Texan to Oregonian Read more →