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Steven Minchin

Shooting Juno

I want to shoot this ice,
find a way to sit in the sea
and trap this
chiseled blue, forever.

Steven Minchin recently had his head shaved and his 65th poem published.

 

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Elizabeth McMunn-Tetangco
Tony Press
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Robert Scotellaro, Editor Emeritus

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