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November 2023 issue:

an LA mizpah publication, vol 5 : issue 1

November 2023 issue: an LA mizpah publication, vol 5 : issue 1

Celebrate with Lipscomb Academy the imagination & creativity of the dreamer. In this issue: submissions of ART ~ PHOTOGRAPHY ~ POETRY

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HYDRANGEA by Aspen Ravella, photography

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BETWEEN TWO MOUNTAINS by Lilly Coburn, oil on canvas

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PEEKING PURPLE by Caroline Westerman, photography

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PIER by Jay Essner, photography

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ADAGIO LIGHT by Jencyn Cunningham, photography

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WHILE THE WORLD IS SLEEPING

While the world is sleeping

The moon is sweeping

A searchlight for schemes

A spotlight for dreams


The raccoon feasts

With the genteel beasts

While cricket choir’s song

Enlivens the throng


Foxes dress in their best

Red furs ‘round their chests

The whole world to see

On their midnight spree


Dew coats the grassy ground

The leafy stalks are drowned

The smallest insect floats above

Emitting lightning made of love


Owls mourn too late

Over the mice that they ate

And bats swoop on high

With a chirp of goodbye


For it’s morning once more

As sun spills to the floor

Now the creatures away

As humans start the day

by Ella Cauley, poetry

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EVERY SUMMER by Addie Blackburn, oil on canvas

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SURF'S UP by Shelby Dodd, oil on canvas

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WATERCOLOR DESERT by Allie McCormac

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BEACH OF LOST LOVE

When I die

Take my shell to the place where hearts are buried

Near the waves

And the soft humming breeze

Rest me in the ground

As the sand claims my carapace

Watch as my bosom grows

Bearing our eternal love

But store my soul in your ribcage

And tie yours to mine with a bow

The beach of lost love

Will claim the organs of many a lost bedfellow

So rest my heart

Where the sea foam froths

by Anna Cauley, poetry

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SNOWY ROAD by Carrigan Carter, photography

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AUGUST SKY by Thomas McPherson, photography

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SUNSET by Julien Smith, photography

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VICTORY by Addie Blackburn, photography

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WESTMINSTER ABBEY by Matthew Rochford, photography

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WASHINGTON MONUMENT AT NIGHT by Matthew Rochford, photography

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LIGHT STREAK by Matthew Rochford, photography

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IT'S MY TURN TODAY

The 6 o’ clock alarm

Rings through my room

I sit up and

Stare into the dim-ness

It’s my turn today


My mom has a special breakfast for me

So I gift her a “thank you”

She looks at me and

Puts a finger to her lips

She doesn’t want me to use them all up because

It’s my turn today


My dad rubs my shoulder

As he speechlessly drives me to school

We listen to music but

I don’t sing along because

It’s my turn today


First period,

Second,

Third and fourth

In fifth I stand and

Shuffle my notes

I swallow and

Clear my still-sleeping throat and

Prepare to take my turn


Never have I uttered

So many words

In

A

Row

In so little time

My teacher sits in the back

On her couch

Scribbling and

Smiling

But she doesn’t tell me “good job”


When I get home, I have one left

My parents ask me

“How was it?”

So I answer them,

“Fine.”

by Emma Singleton, poetry

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MUSIC CITY 6 STRING by Will Daniel, painted guitar

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SLEEPING DOG by Eriny Guirguis, photography

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REFLECTIONS by Jordan Hairston, photography

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JASPER by Caroline Bell, photography

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HYDRANGEA BLOOM by Kam Ward, photography

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MONKEY GRASS BLOOMS by Carter Watson, photography

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RADNOR by Sanna Alapuranen, photography

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SUNSET by Esther Sisaye, acrylic on canvas

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BRIDGE OVER WATER by Logan Swiggart, digital drawing

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IN A WORLD NOT SO FAR AWAY


There was a girl.

She’s been there since the beginning.

She’s the one who keeps everyone alive.

She provides the food.

She provides shelter in the cold and dark,

On those rainy nights.


Yet we destroy her.

We take what she gives us for granted and ruin it.

We kill her friends for fun not just for food.

Yet she keeps everyone alive.

I am guilty of this too.

When we cannot see what we are ruining

It’s much easier.


What used to be beautiful is now filled with our waste.

Yet she gives us what we need to live.

She always does.

No matter what we do.


One day she will die.

We will kill her.

Then we will die because she can no longer provide.


Someday the smoke will be all we see.

Someday her green dress will be ruined

Along with her friends we kill for sport.

Someday her blue skin will be filled with black oil.

Getting rid of the patterns that swim on her skin.

One day the bubble she blew over us will pop.

Then the safety we have will be all but gone.

Everything she worked so hard for will be lost.

As she fades away forever more.

by Arianna Burroughs, poetry

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TREEHOUSE by Elias Hammers, mixed media

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WINGED MEMORIES by Drew Rempel, mixed media

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BROTHER by Ben Tallent, mixed media

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PORTRAIT by Arianna Burroughs, mixed media

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GALAPAGOS BEACHES

Our feet were buried deep in the sand.

Something we never thought we’d experience

Yet there we stood, hand in hand.


My sister is my best friend,

My other half,

My partner in crime.


My sister is like my very own walking talking diary,

Every secret kept under metaphorical lock and key


On an island far from home,

Home was never truly far.


As long as my sister was by my side,

Holding my hand, walking me through

I could never be swept away by any tide.

by Ari Smith, poetry

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COMPETING LINES by Annalise Ravella, photography

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NATURE'S MAP by Britt Johnson, photography

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LIGHTS AND DARKS by Charlie Poling, photography

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PONG by Finn Black, photography

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BRUSH OF MANY COLORS by Dani Vance, photography

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PUZZLED by Kaelyn Butler, photography

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BRIT'S LACES by Princess McGahey, photography

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SAP by Aspen Ravella, photography

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CURLED by Virginia Beaird, photography

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SPOTLIGHT : CONTEST WINNERS SPOTLIGHT : CONTEST WINNERS

In An Art Review on Rutledge Hill, a Davidson County student art competition, Lipscomb Academy students swept the highest awards. Submissions focused on stained glass interpretations. In An Art Review on Rutledge Hill, a Davidson County student art competition, Lipscomb Academy students swept the highest awards. Submissions focused on stained glass interpretations.

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DRAGON by Kyle Jenkins, 1st place

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FLOWERS IN THE LIGHT by Allie McCormac, 2nd place

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LOGAN by Julia Tolbert, 3rd place

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DOVE by Lucy Allen, finalist

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SELF PORTRAIT by Beau Smith, finalist

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curated by the Lipscomb Academy yearbook mizpah staff

student editors in chief : Zion Belay and Shelby Dodd

faculty advisor : Erin Rickelton


Lipscomb Academy

https://www.lipscombacademy.org/arts/visual-arts

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