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\n## A Collection of Poems from the Students of theNew Mexico School for the Arts\n\nISBN:978-1718760042  \nPUBLISHED BY COMMUNITY PUBLISHING,LLC ◎2018:ALBUQUERQUE,NM::HTTP://COMMUNITYPUBLISHING.ORG  \nAny reproductions or retransmissions without the express writtenconsent of Community Publishing may result in legal action.Thank you for respecting artistic and intellectual property rights!  \nContent  \nCitrus Sky -Elena Backus y Herrera  \nLetting Go-Alana Williams  \nJealousy -Amy Borton  \nFreedom -Amy Borton  \nThe Liar-Annmarie Garcia  \nRunning-Annemarie Garcia  \nWho Are You?-Carter Williams  \nAn Ode to My Culture -Carter Williams  \nMy Sexy-Ass Thighs -Chloe Hanna  \nNuestro Futuro-Domenica Nieto  \nRaices -Domenica Nieto  \nAn Ode to My Blood -Elena Backus y Herrera  \nNOUN.-Emily Quintana  \nAfraid -Emily Quintana  \nSimpleton-Emily Quintana  \nKorean Meatballs -Kayla Botsian  \nMy Resurrection Funeral-Lex Morris-Wright  \nGhosts -Lex Morris-Wright  \nHow Grief Moves -Myriah Duda  \nFake Season-Myriah Duda  \nContact-Magdalena Jablonski  \nSandbox-Magdalena Jablonski  \nBrought Out Like This -Tallulah V.Nepstad  \nAcknowledgements -Tallulah V.Nepstad  \n3  \n4  \n7  \n9  \n12  \n15  \n17  \n20  \n24  \n27  \n30  \n32  \n35  \n37  \n38  \n39  \n41  \n44  \n45  \n47  \n49  \n51  \n53  \n56  \nCitrus Sky  \nby Elena Backus y Herrera  \nI am an empty bathtub begging to be filled;orange juice,tar,anything.  \n## I am moisture evaporating from the valleys in my skin.I am a tumbleweed fortress;\n\nnothing can knock me down,nothing.  \nI am a stream,drowned by the whistle of wind.  \nI am the dust that whirls through time;  \nendless,disorienting.  \nI am the last drop of Story Lake.  \nMy shore is now a cliff whispering,\"Jump,jump,  \njump.\"  \nI am heat waves rising from the pavement;  \nNew Mexico true.I am our sunsets;  \nalways captured in pictures,but still somehow forgotten.  \n## Letting Go\n\nby Alana Williams  \nI.  \nHeart aching,  \nthrobbing against a hollowed chest.Bruised from burnt memories.Polaroids and movie tickets.  \nHer body,a trap but no longer hers.  \nContradictory as that may sound,  \nunable to remember her once baby doll smileabandoned beneath a bed full of tearsstained with  \nangst,love,lack of time.  \n## Silence,\n\nas strong as charred potpourri five senses deep,from a decade you may or may not want to recollect now.  \n## A mother's words\n\n-more wise than ever,  \nyet not enough  \nto canopy what her daughterhas become in less than 24 hours.  \nI.  \nThe child's hand resting softly on her father's armfor the first time since innocence,knowing she needs him now.  \nShe wants nothing to do with the word alone.At a time when the whole world has stopped,her sheer loss of comprehension.  \nThirty minutes that felt like foreverreplays in her mind  \nlike gruesome movie scenes,roller coaster,a churning stomachas she wonders,  \n## what's next?\n\nShe cannot bare the chance  \nto let her thoughts become her biggest 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