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ode to the present by jackson rusch the class a team by savannah buttermore the beach by ethan schlesinger 63 staff page acknowledgements/colophon

ode to the present she will come and pass soon gone forever regardless we all amass far from her obvious treasure in a world of i n f i n i t e people we’ll never see her through what we want, she cannot equal what we need, she holds on to her voice rises in the new place still we pass for prospection, later such a low chance we care; how arrogant? she’s our hidden communicator but once we f i n d the person we seek we’ll see she was the most unique by jackson rusch

the beach by ethan schlesinger

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