
Ash Raznick
Youth poet and finalist for the 2026-2027 Santa Cruz County Youth Poet Laureate, student at Cypress High School
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Aug 3, 2026
Santa Cruz Youth Poets Laureate 2026-27
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Ash RaznickGUEST
Um, there is the pride and the prejudice that follows in key, as if f- as if forming a song or really a military march showing off guns, missiles, young people off to war.

Ash RaznickGUEST
Which house is next in line? The glimmering mirror reflects well on the king but does not show a scent of his people.

Ash RaznickGUEST
The sword considered a piece of art in the hallway, it reflects what censorship can't hide.
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Farnaz FatemiHOST
[laughs] Um, well, my last question, which is for, was for everybody, um, and it, it's what would you like our listeners to know about teens and poetry?