Authors
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Stephen A. Rozwenc
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Abstract
A litany of “so that” clauses imagines war’s land mines, maimed children, and the ozone hole transformed into stark images of redemption and self-consumption.
Author Biography
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Stephen A. Rozwenc
Stephen A. Rozwenc is a widely published expat poet, who currently resides in Thailand. He has published seven collections of poetry: The Fourth Turning, Grass Hill, Ekphrastic Nightingales, New England Fortune Cookies, Death Is Birth, Russia, Translations of Famous Russian Poets, and Thai Diary. More than two hundred of his poems and translations have appeared individually in numerous poetry publications, including: The Mailer Review, Buddhist Poetry Review, Blue Lake Review, Dm Du Jour, Equinox, Eunoia Review, Glass Poetry, Naugatuck River Review, New Pattaya Review, Philadelphia Poets, Poets Against War, Plum Tree Tavern, Lothlorien Poetry Journal and Wordpeace. His poetry and translations have been published internationally in Europe and Asia. He has been a past recipient of two Williamsburg Massachusetts Arts Council Grants for poetry.
