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undelivered poem by Sanya Tinaikar

October 31, 2022
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Tinaikar, Sanya
Sanya Tinaikar is a 17-year-old writer and student from Pennsylvania. Her work has been recognized by The New York Times, Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, Columbia College Chicago, and The WEIGHT Journal, among others. She additionally serves as the Editor-in-Chief for her school's newspaper, The Summit. Find her @sanyatinaikar on Twitter or drawing The New Yorker cartoons.

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