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Throwback draft: Reflections on Sarajevo and Croatia

Perspective, Travel

This is an unfinished draft of a blog post I wrote at the end of my study abroad semester in Dubrovnik, Croatia. It was originally written in May or June 2017. It captures some of the perspective and feeling as my semester abroad finished. As I explain in my 2017

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Throwback draft: Integral of a community

Perspective

Recently, I reviewed my unfinished blog posts to see what was left. This post is my oldest draft, last modified on April 19th, 2016. I drafted this near the end of my second semester of freshman year in college. This was a pivotal time for me for various reasons: family

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A daytime photograph of a large field. The field is divided into two halves. The left half of the image shows the field in a vibrant green, covered in thick grass. The right half of the image shows the field in decay, colored brown with dead grass. A caption appears at the top of the image, reading "light/dark."

Light/Dark

Poems

This post is published as part of a personal archival project of my poetry and other creative works. This poem was written in October 2016.

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A nighttime photograph. In the center of the photo, there is a long road leading into the horizon, with reflectors placed in sequence alongside the road. To the sides of the road, tall trees tower toward the sky. They are too dense to see to what is on the other side. In the sky, there are too many stars to count. The nighttime sky is dotted across with small stars. The road ahead is lit somewhat, likely by the headlights of a car traveling down the road through the darkness.

Willful Winds

Poems

This post is published as part of a personal archival project of my poetry and other creative works. This poem was written in October 2016.

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Throwback draft: An untitled poem

Poems

This post is published as part of a personal archival project of my poetry and other creative works. This poem was written in May 2016. I was cleaning out my saved notes on Telegram and found this untitled poem.

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