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a walk to the butcher's @ sunset
(For Tuli Kupferberg)
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Steve DalachinskySTEVE DALACHINSKY was born after last big war managed to survive lots of little wars poet and contributing writer for Brooklyn Rail whose latest book is the mantis (iniquity press).
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