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I’ll Love Myself.

The Lutrinae - March 25, 2023

Poem submitted by Micah Rodriguez The tears burn holes in my clothes. Stains me with whatevers. I cry for long,Too long to cry. Treads my winds,How free am...

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Till Thursday.

The Lutrinae - March 25, 2023

Poem submitted by Micah Rodriguez Weightlessly I vision youWith red faces of passionPretty is youIslands of cozy liquorDrowns my worries, sinks my fearsI think of...

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It comes in waves

The Lutrinae - December 20, 2022

Poem by Andrea Valadez At first it’s the kind of wave that looks inviting and make you want to walk in slowly just to feel...

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The Childhood I Am From

The Lutrinae - December 20, 2022

Poem submitted by Gloria Salcido I am from Wood-panel walls A Bible and notebook left open on the couch Men’s dress shoes and boys’ sneakers strewn about the living room A...

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You Know I Hate the Sun

The Lutrinae - December 2, 2022

Poem by Parker Jones / In the Ords You Know I Hate the Sun, but I’d walk with you in the heat of summer, with the smell...

More than a byline: Lutrinae spring 2026 graduates reflect and say goodbye

Eli Heck - May 8, 2026

As this semester comes to an end, we wave goodbye to campus, and for some of us it's for the last time. This spring...

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