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Download the Full Issue Toyon Literary Magazine Volume 64 | Issue 1 Article 1 2018 Download the Full Issue Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.humboldt.edu/toyon Part of the Creative Writing Commons Recommended Citation (2018) "Download the Full Issue," Toyon Literary Magazine: Vol. 64 : Iss. 1 , Article 1. Available at: https://digitalcommons.humboldt.edu/toyon/vol64/iss1/1 This Full Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Journals at Digital Commons @ Humboldt State University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Toyon Literary Magazine by an authorized editor of Digital Commons @ Humboldt State University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TOYON: VOLUME 64 VOLUME TOYON: Sustainability Statement In line with Humboldt State University’s mis- sion for sustainable business practices, Toyon was printed with the environment in mind. 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Award Winners Acknowledgements Jodi Stutz Award Best Work in Literary Poetry Barbra Curiel Carly Marino I Am, Donel Arrington Christina Accomando Corey Lewis Richard Cortez Day Advisor’s Prize Best Work in Fiction Cyril Oberlander Fabiola Mendoza The Manner of Your Scramble, Henry D. Goldkamp Hugh Dalton Jim Dodge Toyon Staff Award Best Work in Visual Art Kyle Morgan Laura Hahn Head Study, Linda J. Kuckuk Lilianet Bintrup Lisa Bond-Maupin Redwood Empire Mensa Award Best Work in Creative Loren Collins Non-Fiction Matt Brunner Rob Keever The Sea and Everything In It, Kirby Wright Rosamel Benavides-Garb Teri Bronder-Lewis English Department Award in Crtitical Analysis Best Work Associated Students in Literary Criticism HSU College of Arts, Humanities’ and Social Sciences HSU Department of World Languages and Culture Constructing the “Not-Me”, Selena A. Weltz HSU Marketing and Communications HSU Library Multilingual Award Best Work in Translation Lambda Theta Phi or Multiple Languages North Coast Mensans En vez de Flórez, p joshua laskey Environmental Studies Program Award Best Work in Environ- mental Justice Can We Not Remember?, Michael T. Thompson Fuerza Award Best Work in Spoken Word The Great Divide, Jeremiah W. Seaborn environmental justice poetry Contents Ode to the Young by Donel Arrington . 34 poetry I Am by Donel Arrington . .1 literary criticism Constructing the “Not-Me” by Selena A. Weltz . .36 creative non-fiction environmental justice poem Doldrums by Ruth A. Aul . .5 Los by Scott T. Starbuck . .42 visual art visual art Buffalo Beauty in the Amethyst by Lindsey Blade. .7 Twisted by Angelica Armijo-Keats . 43 visual art Thomas by Cate Robertson . .8 visual art Head Study by Linda J. Kuckuk . 44 fiction Shadows by Mahmoud Sharif . 9 multilingual fiction En Vez De Flórez by P. Joshua Laskey . 45 literary criticism Great Expectations: Forging Dickens’ Monsters multilingual poetry by Linda J. Kuckuk . 13 Perdida para Kiribati by Megan Wilhood . 51 creative non-fiction visual art The Sea and Everything In It by Kirby Wright . 20 The Royal Hare by Erin Urbanus . 52 fiction poetry Yellow by Amantha Wood . .24 I am a Vacation by Jeanne O’Halloran . 53 visual art fiction Exodus Continues by Scott Peek . 29 The Manner of Your Scramble by Henry D. Goldkamp . 54 visual art visual art Self Portrait by Lindsay Blade . 30 Microcosm by Luciano Duran . 65 environmental justice poetry multilingual poetry Can We Not Remember? by Michael T. Thompson . 31 不要後悔 Don’t Want Regrets by Rattnak Sokhom . 66 miltilingual poetry poetry Naturaleza y Humanidad / Nature and Humanity CO2 Prayers by Mark C. Childs. .68 by Christina R. Cordova . 32 visual art visual art The Baron by Erin Scofield . .69 Untitled by Christina R. Córdova . 33 poetry Six Meter Surge by Mark C. Childs . 70 Humboldt State University I Am Donel Arrington I am the beauty and the light I’m the darkness and the plight I’m the things you think at night, I am— I’m the bullet and the gun I’m the moon and I’m the sun I’m the heartbeat and the drum, I am— I’m the prison and the cell I’m the mental anguish hell I’m the curse and I’m the spell, I am— I’m the criminal the crook I’m that last life they took injecting lethal heart stop shook, I am— I’m the fulfillment of the dream I’m that friend you couldn’t keep I’m the charmer and the creep, I am— 1 Toyon Literary Magazine Humboldt State University I’m Jericho I’m Sandra Bland and its walls I’m Michael Brown the revolution I’m Freddie Gray and its balls inside the ground school shooters I’m Sam DuBose inside malls, I am— I’m Tamir Rice I’m Walter Scott I’m the order I lost my life of this world I’m Eric Garner misogynistic “I can’t Breathe” men and girls I’m mass rebellion I’m the straightener in the streets to your curls, I am— my hands are up I’m on my knees I’m your wedding the status quo and your dress is what police I’m that drunken enforce mid-day sex we all beneath all the anguish the dream is not and the stress within your reach that feeling deep within your chest, I am— Amerika ain’t free she just, I’m the soil took off her sheets— and the trees I am money I’m occupy I am greed the fucking streets I’m the plant I’m that mace and I’m the seed, I am— that they release the Brooklyn Bridge I am that, arrest police that isn’t seen the not yet born I’m the Pope and the deceased and I’m the Queen the climate change presidential nominees, I am— the mass concrete the car you drive I’m the war that pig you eat and I’m the peace the cow that’s there Islamophobia beneath that you call beef austerity in Greece, I am— the barricades, yeah the news cheats 2 3 Toyon Literary Magazine Humboldt State University the media is just a cheep tool used by the elite Doldrums I am— Ruth A. Aul I’m say her name I’m Yazmin Payne I’m national pride he desert is dead space. I’m so profane T I’m this culture You can feel the heat shimmering across your skin, hear the gone insane quiet drowsy hums and crackles of the dry air, its deafening silence for all the bad making time move like molasses. The sky fades from indigo around we all to blame the edges to harsh cerulean at the top dotted with little faraway cotton solutions not ball clouds and streaked through with a jet trail. The sun is a celestial within this game yellow eye, and the golden tears leaking out run and seep into all the that we call politics gaps between buildings and over all of the sizzling fields full of dry dirt today, and cactuses and little clusters of yellow flowers. They run in through I am black, the slightly grimy window of the creaky old wooden house on the white, and grey corner and fill in all the cracks, bathing everything in a golden glow somewhere between the color of sunflowers and honey. Behind doors all the music with chipped white paint and in the spaces just to the left of windows ever made where the light doesn’t reach, dusty brown fades into oily black. Some stray rays of the light sneak their way into the darkness, and tiny hints the revolution catch the dust drifting through the shadows, making it glitter and float like little fairies. In the old leather and black coffee murkiness, and the way, tiny shapes play in your mind’s eye just beyond your reach, like dark mirages in the cool, dusty corners.
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