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T h e I n k w e l l L i t e r a r y M a g a z i n e
Spring 2014 Volume 1, Issue 3 The Cento Issue
The Inkwell Literary Magazine
Southwest Georgia Technical College
Spring 2014Volume 1, Issue 3
Alisha Meadows
Editors
Managing Editors Nicole Kelley Charles Allen
Associate Editors Kimberly Burns
Advisors Maria Studebaker-CoppageJay SnodgrassPolly Swilley
Photographer Sarah Kilgore
The Inkwell Literary Magazine is a creative publication for the College and the community supported by the English Department at Southwest Georgia Technical College. The Inkwell Literary Magazine publishes issues bi-annually in the Spring and Fall. The works here in are the sole proper-ty of the authors and artists. The Inkwell Literary Magazine reserves the right to publish any submissions. The Inkwell Literary Magazine is a free publication and can be obtained on the Southwest Georgia Technical College campus and online. Correspondence address: The Inkwell Staff, English Dept., Southwest Georgia Technical College, 15689 Highway 19 N, Thomasville, GA 31792. Phone 229-225-5202. ISSN 2327-6142 (Print). ISBN 149939182X
Cento in Latin means a “patchwork cloak”
Cento in music is a composition made of selections;a rigmarole.
Cento in poetry is a poem composed entirely of lines from other poems;
scraps.
Rigmarole is the “roll of the ragman”; a shape made of patches of cloth;
patchwork, rags;
fragments.
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The Editors would like to thank their fam-ily and friends for their support. Special thanks goes to SWGTC, without which this project would not have been realized.
Cover Image Mask by Wayne Woods, Photographed by Sarah Kilgore. All photos by Sarah Kilgore
Department of English and Humanities Southwest Georgia Technical College 15689 US HWY 19 NThomasville, GA
Post or email submissions welcome at:Inkwellpublications@gmail.com
Contributions are welcomed and encour-aged from those affiliated with Southwest Georgia Technical College and the local community. The Inkwell Literary Magazine welcomes submissions of all artistic me-diums. All works undergo editorial review and appropriated submissions are selected for publication. Poetry submissions are limited to five pages. Fiction and non-fic-tion is limited to 3,000 words. Art should be submitted in .JPG format.
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Contents
Alisha Meadows • 3 CollageKendall McLeod • 8 MaskEden Connell • 10 CentoSydney Allday • 12 Cento Heather Brown • 13 MaskAlly Hollingsworth • 14 CentoKatie Owens • 15 MaskHunter Tuggle • 16 CentoCaroline Kelley • 17 MaskRebekah Allen • 18 MaskJennifer McClenny • 19 CentoAnnie Ross• 20 CentoRikki White • 22 CentoShaquanda Jones • 21 MaskLeonsa Hayden • 23 Collage Sombal Bari • 24 CentoSadie Gilliard • 25 MaskMaria Velasquez• 26 CentoVirginia Hancock • 27 CollageKody Rouse • 29 Mask Heather Brown • 31 MaskMilton Mathew • 33 MaskSavannah Williams • 34 CentoHolly Logue • 38 MaskCatherine Boerger • 40 MaskSarah Warmak • 41 MaskAshley Wilson • 43 MaskBrianna Hayes • 44 Cento Rebekah Allen • 44 Collage George Grier • 47 Mask
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Kendall McLeod
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Eden Connell
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Reconstructing the Olyphant
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Sydney Allday
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Heather Brown
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Ally Hollingsworth
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Katie Owens
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Hunter Tuggle
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Caroline Kelley
“I’m totally your super hero.”
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Rebekah Allen
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Jennifer McClenny
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Annie Ross
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Shaquanda Jones
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Rikki White
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Leonsa Hayden
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Sombal Bari
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Sadie Gilliard
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Maria Velasquez
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Virginia Hancock
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Kody Rouse
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Heather Brown
I am the man. Dig it.
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Man-killing Achilles wept with Priam for what they both had lost.
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Milton Mathew
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Savannah Williams
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Wayne Woods
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“I too am disapointed with you.”
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Holly Logue
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“My life had stood a loaded gunin corners till a day” —Emily Dickinson
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Catherine Boerger
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Sarah Warmak
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Ashley Wilson
“Ashes denote that fire was” —Emily Dickinson
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Brianna Hayes
Rebekah Allen
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George Grier
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Annie Ross
Sombal Bari
Works Cited
Sydney Allday
Hunter Tuggle
Eden Connel
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Works Cited
Brianna Hayes Ally Hollingsworth Jennifer McClenny
Rikki White Savannah Williams
Maria Velasquez
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The masks and collages are forms of self portrait. They were pro-duced in The Humanities course at Southwest Georgia Technical College as a project that combined the concept of the Roman Death Mask with the idea of modernist fragmentation. The Cento Poems were produced as a poetic forms and docu-mentation assignment for English 1101 by students at the Grady Campus.
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Alisha Meadows Kendall McLeod Eden Connell Sydney Allday Ally Hollingsworth Katie Owens Hunter Tuggle Caroline Kelley Rebekah Allen Jennifer McClenny Annie Ross Rikki White Leonsa Hayden Sombal Bari Maria Velasquez Virginia Hancock Kody Rouse Heather Brown Milton Mathew Savannah Williams Holly Logue Catherine BoergerSarah Warmak Brianna Hayes George Grier
Southwest Georgia Technical College Thomasville, Georgia