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Best Friends Forever

By Nancy Naliatchiaq Grant Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in Art/Photography, In Print, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Best Friends Forever
Best Friends Forever by Nancy Grant of Ilisagvik College

Love Is the Gift

By Shelby Revoy Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in Art/Photography, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Love Is the Gift
Love Is the Gift by Shelby Revoy of Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College

Sunrise Kisses After a Long Winter of Darkness

By Nancy Naliatchiaq Grant Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in Art/Photography, In Print, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Sunrise Kisses After a Long Winter of Darkness
Sunrise Kisses After a Long Winter of Darkness by Nancy Grant of Ilisagvik College

Wiingashk: Body, Mind, and Spirit

By Elisa Grossman Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in In Print, Poetry, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Wiingashk: Body, Mind, and Spirit

Tie a piece of yarn around the top to hold together such sacred trinity. fingers lovingly embrace each strand, weave them meticulously together, dark and light shades of green shimmering in the sunlight surrender softly to the next which is …

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Unravel

By Elisa Grossman Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in Creative Nonfiction, In Print, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Unravel

Answering my phone, we talked for quite a while, discussing the herbal constituents of a medicinal salve. We exchanged our approval over the importance of agricultural textile hemp and the amazing biproducts that we could focus on if we had …

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Crazy Little Deer (Eco Hacuhvkuce)

By Candice Joy Craig Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in Fiction, In Print, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Crazy Little Deer (Eco Hacuhvkuce)

Crazy Little Deer went to the Muscogee fairgrounds with his friends and family. He wanted to run… jump… laugh and play stickball. He wanted to sing and dance. He wanted to eat all the blue dumplings and sweet corn drink. …

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The Drum

By Kamella Bird-Romero Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in Fiction, In Print, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
The Drum
http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/502602

Tambeh-sedo craves to be heard. Drums live off the tediously ground prayers that are cornmeal. They should soak in fresh air and sunlight daily, given the chance to absorb the happenings of the world. That is how they feed their …

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Between the Canyon Walls

By Danelle Jishie Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in Creative Nonfiction, In Print, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Between the Canyon Walls

Home could be found effortlessly as if my mother pointed a beacon towards the sky to guide us. our summer escapes came in the form of canyon exploration and creek swimming. Possible dangers came from the occasional stranger, a snake …

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Poetry (poem)

By Ronnie Largo Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in In Print, Poetry, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Poetry (poem)

no matter how fast you go… poetry becomes the long desolate highway that has no end in sight no matter how comfy you are… poetry becomes the uncomfortable feeling in your chair no matter how long you snooze… poetry becomes …

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Belts

By Kamella Bird-Romero Posted on August 29, 2022 Posted in In Print, Poetry, Student 2022, Writing Contest Winners
Belts

femininity cinching the hips woven wide wrapping our waists round and round thick-weave wool red, green and black, braided Grandma said if you can breathe, it’s not tight enough for want of child birthing curves to flare and baby feeding …

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