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Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

In a North Carolina second

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In a North Carolina second

The clouds hung on to the last light of the sun

As it ended its set in the North Carolina sky. 

They turned dark blue and mimicked the faces

Of the mountains and hills that surrounded. 

Orange flowed at the horizon like water in a lake

That reflected the absurdities from moments before 

Like the pink and purple swirl

Or the blazing red flash of light. 

Seconds as short as haikus distinguish the greatest of art

From moments of normalcy.

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Noah Willoughby
Noah Willoughby, Staff Writer
Noah (he/him) is a Communications major at UTSA. Noah was born in San Antonio and has been here all of his life. He has spent a large portion of that life working with people who have disabilities throughout various jobs, but decided to come back to college to find a new path. He enjoys reading and writing and hopes to do the latter as a full-time gig.

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