It never goes away, faithfully pointing me to something, as if to say,

“You were made for more than this.”

from Pointing Me, Pointing You by Timothy Toh Yuan Feng ’15

Right: Flight by by Grace Afsari-Mamagani ’13

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Waking up next to you

I expected the clouds to crack like an egg,

exposing a round yellow yolk sliding across a blue pan...

from Storm for Breakfast by Annie Gardner '15

Right: Mass of Clouds by Angela Jin '15

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Fall 2011 Issue



Dartmouth students are warmly encouraged to submit their poetry, prose, non-fiction and all forms of visual art.


Right: the landscape by Davide Sanije ’12

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I realized that

life goes in cycles,

that when things start going your way, it’ll usually stay that way for a while.

from Trains by Huan He ’13


Right: Blissful Monotony by Graylin Harrison '14

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the lines are made up…
scribbled but immovable.

from Betty, Stood Up by Alexi Pappas ’12


Right: Manhattenhenge by Sujin Lim '12

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& the Archives


"Unworld" - a series of poems
by Matthew Ritger '10


"Danny" - a short story
by Frank Santo '11


"christmas day, 1965"
a poem
by Andrew Lohse '11



Established in 1980, the Stonefence Review is the premier journal of arts and letters at Dartmouth College. We publish new work quarterly, but are always accepting submissions and inquiries. Stonefence is created by Dartmouth undergrads for Dartmouth undergrads, but we more than welcome participation and submissions from other members of the Dartmouth community. We're dedicated to providing a vital forum for the intellectual, literary, and artistic communities of Dartmouth College. Please feel free to e-mail questions or suggestions to: SFR@dartmouth.edu
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