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Worn Shell, Sophia Weihman Oct 2024

Worn Shell, Sophia Weihman

Calliope

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T4t, Newton Sweeney Oct 2024

T4t, Newton Sweeney

Calliope

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In Ten Years Times, Amiah Stewart Oct 2024

In Ten Years Times, Amiah Stewart

Calliope

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Double Wide Dreamin’, Amiah Stewart Oct 2024

Double Wide Dreamin’, Amiah Stewart

Calliope

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Sobriety, Leah Sisson Oct 2024

Sobriety, Leah Sisson

Calliope

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Extending A Hand To A Wounded Gazelle, Destinney Ringer Oct 2024

Extending A Hand To A Wounded Gazelle, Destinney Ringer

Calliope

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Shea Butter, Dayna Pratt Oct 2024

Shea Butter, Dayna Pratt

Calliope

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On Unraveling And Re-Spinning A Ball Of Yarn, Ava Mills Oct 2024

On Unraveling And Re-Spinning A Ball Of Yarn, Ava Mills

Calliope

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A Love Letter To West Virginia, Ava Mills Oct 2024

A Love Letter To West Virginia, Ava Mills

Calliope

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Your Death And Me, Norah Mayer Oct 2024

Your Death And Me, Norah Mayer

Calliope

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To The Man In The Garbage Truck With The Brick Colored Phone Case, Norah Mayer Oct 2024

To The Man In The Garbage Truck With The Brick Colored Phone Case, Norah Mayer

Calliope

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Paper And Pen, Nya Feinstein Oct 2024

Paper And Pen, Nya Feinstein

Calliope

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1-407-123-4567, Michael Duong Oct 2024

1-407-123-4567, Michael Duong

Calliope

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I Left Your Flowers On Your Windowsill, Michael Duong Oct 2024

I Left Your Flowers On Your Windowsill, Michael Duong

Calliope

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The Way We Call Each Other When Someone Dies, Emily Brannon Oct 2024

The Way We Call Each Other When Someone Dies, Emily Brannon

Calliope

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Readers Oct 2024

Readers

Calliope

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Editorial Staff Oct 2024

Editorial Staff

Calliope

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Table Of Contents Oct 2024

Table Of Contents

Calliope

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Acknowledgments Oct 2024

Acknowledgments

Calliope

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Full Issue Oct 2024

Full Issue

Calliope

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The Cumulate Project: Creating Art That Builds Pathways Between Poetry And Accessibility In Public Spaces., Jenny Haddon Oct 2024

The Cumulate Project: Creating Art That Builds Pathways Between Poetry And Accessibility In Public Spaces., Jenny Haddon

Posters, Proceedings, and Presentations: CTR Library

The University of Nebraska at Kearney( UNK) is completing an extensive renovation to the Calvin T. Ryan Library. Nebraska’s 1% for Art Law requires that 1% of all state-funded projects be set aside for a public art commission. The Nebraska Arts Council spearheaded UNK’s search and out of over 100 submissions the successful applicant was Leslie Iwai, an accomplished artist with a history of creating thought-provoking pieces in public spaces, galleries and museums. Together with Nebraska’s State Poet Matt Mason, serving as cumulate’s Poetry Curator, she designed and created an interdisciplinary art project aimed at sparking curiosity and interaction …


The Leftovers, Jessie M. Roncevic Oct 2024

The Leftovers, Jessie M. Roncevic

PANDION: The Osprey Journal of Research and Ideas

Though our species is relatively young on the world time scale, we have drastically reshaped our planet and impacted many other species. Our latest advancements in AI technology could revolutionize entire industries, the environment, and society more than any other human invention. While this new technology could transform human society for the better, some have expressed anxieties over the rapid rise of an unregulated industry whose consequences on the social, political, environmental, and economic systems are difficult to predict. The impacts of advancing artifical intelligence (AI) and artificial general intelligence (AGI) technology are difficult to imagine, even for those at …


Two Lives, Shruti Trehan Mbbs Oct 2024

Two Lives, Shruti Trehan Mbbs

Journal of Wellness

A busy oncologist makes a decision to leave her busy, thriving, community practice in the Mid-West and moves to a Veterans Affairs hospital in South Florida in the quest for a better work-life balance.


Childhood Hand Games, Ashlyn Hanson Oct 2024

Childhood Hand Games, Ashlyn Hanson

English Student Projects

"Childhood Hand Games" explores the duality of innocence and danger in childhood experiences. It reflects on the allure of seemingly sweet moments that mask underlying pain, revealing how innocent actions can lead to pain and turmoil. The work invites reflection on the tension between playful joy and harsh realities of childhood.


Flowers, Emily Grace Hartman Oct 2024

Flowers, Emily Grace Hartman

English Student Projects

This poem is about someone finally seeing the beauty and gathering peace before passing. We think of things that aren't beautiful and things that are painful, but we can also see the beauty in them, even if it feels too late.


The Picnic Tree, Abbie Kubat Oct 2024

The Picnic Tree, Abbie Kubat

English Student Projects

This is a short story written for a creative writing course at Taylor University.


Bereavement, Abbey Schmidtgall Oct 2024

Bereavement, Abbey Schmidtgall

English Student Projects

This piece was written to answer the question 'If we never had to feel bad emotions, would we take that opportunity?' I wanted to explore how all of our emotions contribute to our way of being and are necessary to develop us as people. I hope to flesh out this work into a longer piece of fiction someday, but right now it is a short story.


My Favorite Tree, Noelle Yew Oct 2024

My Favorite Tree, Noelle Yew

English Student Projects

My story is about a tree that hates the spring. The tree is crotchety and doesn't enjoy the budding life that comes with the changing of the seasons. It enjoys winter, because it knows that winter is where it will always end up. The tree is bitter because it is so old. It has seen and experienced so much death in its life, that it hates the hope of life that spring brings with it. It has resigned itself to death and gloom.


Chains, Rianna Van Stempvoort Oct 2024

Chains, Rianna Van Stempvoort

English Student Projects

Struggling to attain perfection is to be enchained and imprisoned by your own mind. It is to look at a blank piece of paper and imagine all that you could do wrong, rather than all that you could do right. Perfection comes in the form of constant erasing, frustration, and questioning; however, it is by daring to push against these chains that you can find true freedom. And it is when you discover this freedom that your entire world will change and you will no longer be bound by chains.


The Rending, Ashlyn Hanson Oct 2024

The Rending, Ashlyn Hanson

English Student Projects

"The Rending" follows a woman’s healing journey as the Lord helps her confront her fragmented self. With His guidance, she watches her various identities peel away, revealing a small girl representing her core self. Through God's compassionate touch, the woman undergoes a transformative process of reintegration, ultimately accepting the broken parts of her, but more importantly, discovering the profound love and acceptance that the Lord has always held for her, completely independent of any piece of her identity.