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milkteeth by Natalia Sperry

October 25, 2022
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Sperry, Natalia
Natalia Sperry is a young poet living in northern Colorado. She loves the rain—which her home state cannot ever seem to get enough of—and losing herself in strange written worlds. Her work has previously appeared in The Greyrock Review and Spiritus Mundi. She is a recent graduate of Colorado State University, where she received a B.A. in English with concentrations in literature and creative writing. She can be reached at @NataliaSperry on Twitter.

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