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A. Sinnhuber Teeth with Laugh Lines 1  \nCheryl A. Van Beek Inflorescent Potion 2  \nEvelyn Ann Romano Justfor Now 3  \nJanet Watson Alive and Wet 4  \nAndrea McBride Hidden 5  \nAndrea McBride A Drawing of My Fifth Birthday Party 6  \nEmily Kochanski Biological Clock, Meet Internal Compass 7  \nRenee Gould P Is for Pensive 8  \nElaine Person A Struggle Within 9  \nBrennan Smith Foxhole Friends 10  \nPatricia Campion The Making of an Agriculturalist 12  \nMarissa Glover The Last Goodbye’s the Hardest 14  \nCath Mason History of Toast 15  \nKaisha Girard The Vine and the Branches 16  \nPatricia Campion Autofocus 18  \nChris Flocken Me, Myself, and I 20  \nDiana Geller Someone’s First Selfie 22  \nChristine Cock Edges 23  \nChristine Cock Collection 24  \nGregory Byrd Chrysalis 25  \nRandy Goggin Swimming with Dad 26  \nKate Sweeney Dinner at Ruby’s 28  \nGracie Elizabeth Swind Paper Tigress 30  \nRenee Gould Delicate Flower 32  \nKate Sweeney The Woman ofthe House 33  \nEileen Murphy Hausfrau 34  \nM. A. Sinnhuber IAm Sarah 35  \nCarol Ann Moon Skin 36  \nVictoria Dym Florida Reincarnation 37  \nDiane Neff My Life Time 38  \nGregory Byrd Night Vision 39  \nGracie Elizabeth Swind Vicarious Self-Insert asARPG Mentality 40  \nSusan Abercrombie My Irrational Fears and How I Tame Them 41  \nRandy Goggin Isolation 43  \nJames Sutman Personal Care 45  \nDiana Geller Me in the World 46  \nKrystal “Gypsy” Orellano Weldon Who IAm? 47  \nMadison Whatley Eating in the Kitchen 49  \nCari Oleskewicz My Sister’s Soggy Diaper 50  \nMarissa Glover Things We’ve Handed Down 52  \nMichael L. Correia Echoes ofthe Easter Parade 54  \nRachel Andrews Mirrors 56  \nChantelle MacPhee One, Indivisible 59  \nGinna Wilkerson Lost 61  \nEmily Rose Miller Workshop Feedback as Letter to Self 62  \nJanna Correa The Picture Book 63  \nCris Michel Internal Warfare 64  \nCris Michel Paths of Golden Fates 65  \nBrennan Smith Waldeinsamkeit 67  \nPeter Gordon Pinwheel 68  \nPaige McBride Below My Lips 70  \nCarlton Johnson Wishful Profile 71  \nKaitlyn Kenny Inferno 72  \nDarek C. Baczewski Looking Glass 75  \nErika Girard A Reflection 76  \nVictoria Dym Cherub in Stone 77  \nContributors’ Notes 78  \nSandhill Review  \nForeword  \n“this is me”  \nThis past year, with its challenges, struggles, confusion, joys, and moments of gratitude, has prompted all of us to confront who we are at our core. Are we our best selves? What do we do if the answer is yes? How about if the answer is no? What does “best self” even mean?  \nMaybe part of it has to do with our place in the numerous communities that comprise our lives: our families, friendships, workplaces, clubs and organizations, and places of worship, to name a few. Do others “see” us, or are we invisible? What do our communities say about who we are, based on our age, race, gender, and personal traits? Do we agree? How do we bridge the disconnect between the way others identify us and how we identify ourselves? Who are we in regards to our worst enemies and most beloveds? Who are we to ourselves?  \nThe poems, prose, and artwork in this issue ","cbCaimCPHR1uwDIk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimCPHR1uwDIk","pdf",1589433,95,"English","# Foreword\n## “this is me”\n# Poetry\n## Tameka Limehouse - Myself Wrapped in Nature\n## M. A. Sinnhuber - Teeth with Laugh Lines\n## Cheryl A. 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