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Iii, Amelia Markey

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A photo depicting blurred city lights, as if the camera was moving while the photo was taken. This is the third photo in a sequence.

2020 Full Text Issue

The Peregrine Review

The Peregrine Review, Messiah University’s literary journal accepts poetry (50 lines or fewer), prose (10 pages, double-spaced, or fewer), and art/photography. We welcome submissions from all Messiah students, faculty, and staff.

FRONT MATTER

• Cover Art
• Peregrine Review Staff
• Table of Contents

CONTENTS

• The Buttercup 1
• Untitled 2
• My Hands 3
• Snow in April 4
• A Haiku About Strawberries 5
• Child’s Play 6
• In the Garden 7
• Growing alone 9
• Sunset 10
• I 11
• Little Monster 12
• What do the Mountains Say 13
• For the #Unfairnandlovely 14
• The Storms of Life 16
• No Ghost There 17
• Pink Lemonade 20 …

Untitled, Jenna Becker

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Photograph of pink flowers in a garden with Monarch butterflies.

Ii, Amelia Markey

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A photo of blurred city light, as if the camera was moving while the photo was taken. This is the second photo in a sequence.

Undone, Amelia Markey

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A photo of an artwork with words starting with,

"Last month

my own sense of

will

was awful

involved in

the pursuit

of

the nearest

little treasures"

Child's Play, Nicko Mcmillen

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A child playing with a racket in a well-manicured, nice yard.

I, Amelia Markey

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A photo of blurred city light, as if the camera was moving when the photo was taken.

Shadow House, Amelia Markey

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A photo of a piece of art with the words:

"The swing of the pendulum

unequalled euphoria

unpromising disappointment,

a sense of failure.

a certain lack of determination.

I improve hourly!

I weep!

I sleep."

Crossing, Nicko Mcmillen

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A photo showing an hunched, old man holding a bag and crossing the street (pictured in black and white.)