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Rooms of Bloodshed
Rooms Of Bloodshed (Part 1) Dyrsis walked along the sidewalk winding through the town. The candles on crooked doorsteps flickered and danced against the black of night. The cracked concrete was harsh against the bottoms of her feet, scraping them every few steps. She paid no mind to the dots of blood left in her…
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Coins shaking in a purse…
down the road in Bushwick with pins in your hair, strawberries and watermelons and pimple patches on your forehead, not looking when crossing the street and gold bangles on your wrist, pink and blue in your hair and you’re down the road in Bushwick, your hands clasped around a boy’s ring finger, a tight grip,…
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Girl Screams At A Catholic Priest Before Turning Into A Rat And Scampering Away
Ava Pecora is an eighteen-year-old painter and printmaker from Ashley, Ohio. She has been attending Interlochen Arts Academy for visual arts for the past four years. She has won 22 Scholastic regional awards and 1 Scholastic national award. Her work revolves around breaking norms and taking the power back, particularly involving her many years in…
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Vulgar Display Of Power
Ava Pecora is an eighteen-year-old painter and printmaker from Ashley, Ohio. She has been attending Interlochen Arts Academy for visual arts for the past four years. She has won 22 Scholastic regional awards and 1 Scholastic national award. Her work revolves around breaking norms and taking the power back, particularly involving her many years in…
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Angry Sandwich Eater
Ava Pecora is an eighteen-year-old painter and printmaker from Ashley, Ohio. She has been attending Interlochen Arts Academy for visual arts for the past four years. She has won 22 Scholastic regional awards and 1 Scholastic national award. Her work revolves around breaking norms and taking the power back, particularly involving her many years in…
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