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This artifact, written by Grace Donnelly, in written in the front pages of a Webster's dictionary. The first two pages are poems - one by Stephen Sender and one by Hemingway. The third page has names and an address.

This artifact contains two pages of a planner the days shown are the 19th and the 20th and are followed by their prospective Italian names, Domenica (Sunday) and Lunedi (Monday). The planner contains miscellaneous note-taking of varying kinds, not…

This artifact is an excerpt of a song written by the submitter.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:

I write quite a bit of poetry and music in my spare time, and this is one of two examples of a typical song…

This artifact is an excerpt of a song written about a one-sided relationship from the perspective of the creator.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
I write quite a bit of poetry and music in my spare time, and…

This artifact is an art piece comprised of magnets with swear words printed on them. The piece is considered art by the submitter, but it is also used as a lighthearted means of communication with the submitter's roommates.
The submitter provided…

This artifact is a piece of blackout poetry done by Stephanie H.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: I made it while running the market Wednesday table on March 28th to try and get people to stop by and do their own…

Love poem written by Richard Berkey. The poem - written on a page of notebook paper - discusses attitudes towards love.

This artifact is a photograph of a tattoo of a line of George Oppen poetry.