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enjoy this writing from Janet Kuypers by clicking the title or the cover from the cc&d free 2017 PDF file chapbook: “Who What Where When Why” a chapbook of new poetry written in South America and at Antarctica about peace and life and nature, what shapes us & how we grow, read live in Austin Texas 12/2/17 w/ meditation music & rotating projected art during the final Expressions! performance night live at the Bahá’í Center. |
 
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This writing was accepted for publication in the 108 page perfect-bound ISSN#/ISBN# issue/book “About the Arts” cc&d, v283 (the May 2018 issue) Order this as a 6"x9" paperback book:  |
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| Underwater and Swimming
Janet Kuypers 11/24/17 (in Río Gallegos) swimming with my best friend in a pool in the summertime, diving down in the deep end, flipping and springing to the sky could never compare to seeing Gentoo penguins, stocky birds actually swimming like porpoises underwater, then springing so high from the water, where we sat at the shoreline after watching the penguins dive in to the Southern Ocean’s frigid salt water group together, and then spring away like watching birds in flight, in formation we’d watch six or eight of these birds all spring up in the water together just to porpoise together in sync I think of my friend now, how we swam near the Great Lakes, south of the North Pole. And now, at the other side of the world I see it’s part of the beautiful whole | /TR>
