Perfect squares: A poem
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Run or hide be – tween squares of sand
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Late autumn, early spring: A poem
Beautiful things have their own best timing and lighting.
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Leave: A poem
If I don’t feel at home, I’d rather leave.
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Tim Presley’s ‘Under the Banner of Concern’ is uniquely universalizing disassociation
This collection of artworks demonstrates both Presley’s multidimensionality and his ability to represent the human condition through a variety of mediums.
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‘Celebrate this year the quarantine way’: The Clog’s ode to August babies
August is finally here! It’s time to celebrate all of us born in this glorious month. Here is an ode to all the ones born in the month of August, the best month of the year!
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Boba and honey: 9 haikus for the weary UC Berkeley student
As UC Berkeley students, we don’t have time to write long-winded, epic poetry, but haikus are the perfect way to channel our creative energies.
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Out of the dust: Tess Taylor’s poems for a modern California
Tess Taylor, an acclaimed writer who was born and raised in the Bay Area, has spent the last year traveling back to the places in California that Lange once photographed.
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Lone violins at dusk: A poem
A lone violin aching through the night / Follows our footsteps to the ends of the Earth / Where to — A destination yet to be known
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Hear her poem: “lost” by Madelyn Peterson
A Weekender Staffer sits down with the Multimedia team to share one of her poetry pieces.
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A She-Angel is Punished For Falling in Love with Virgin Mary: A poem
A psychotic angel rests with a knife in her mouth / behind the door of a treehouse / and wonders if she is a self-centered / pawn of His…
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