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"There were false teeth. Minnie is the only person I know who looked damn
right glamorous with her false teeth compared to her regular God given pearls."
A Lament in Three-Part Harmony
by Rebecca Green
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"Still in bed, I could hear many sounds from different types of people
announcing that their food booths were ready and inviting people to a
cheap breakfast. The chitchat of children on their way to school
demonstrated that they were not as busy as the adults."
The Beauty of the Countryside
by Minh-Hue Khuu
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New to the Review this year, the Listening Lounge lets the Poet speak
and the Musician play.
Go Listen
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"It begins
with a pulling in,
the chilled air
sluicing into
then out
of the lungs
and a
certain slowing
of the heart."
Equinox
by Steven Quig
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The Licton Springs Review showcases art and literature created by students,
faculty, and staff of North Seattle Community College. Find out more about NSCC, the
Literary Guild, and the Licton Springs Review.
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