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| First Line: |
A little less war |
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SW. corner of Greenbrier and Geranium
NW. corner of Ivy and Searle
NW. cornter of Hawthorne and Hazel
SE. corner of White Bear and Orange
NW. corner of Rice and Front
N. side of Atwater, bet. Hardenbergh and Park
NW. corner of Goodrich and Avon
NW. corner of Blair and St. Albans
SE. corner of Arlington and Avon
N. side of Dayton, bet. Moore and Prior
SW. corner of West 7th and Wordsworth
NE. corner of Albion and West 7th
NW. corner of Scheffer and Warwick
S. side of Eleanor, bet. Prior and Howell
NW. corner of Macalester and St. Clair
N. side of Selby, bet. Western and Arundel
SE. corner of Fairview and Ashland
E. side of Cherokee, bet. King and Baker
E. side of Winslow, bet. Page and Sidney |
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| Bio: |
EYANG WU is a retired Chinese opera artist originally from Hangzhou, China, and now a resident of the United States. His poem was first written on a kite and flown at Saint Paul’s annual Earth Day celebration, Wishes for the Sky. |
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