L.C. Sterling is the author of "Confessions of a Grumpy Advertising Man," available at compellingconcepts.com. He is working on a novel. This is the first in a series of Q&As with Albuquerque area poets and writers.…

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Good poetry in Albuquerque can be heard in at least a half dozen venues a week. In fact, many visitors and residents alike consider the city to be the current poetry capital of the nation. Rarely in the history of U.S. verse has there been a place where poets of so many different experiences, writing styles,…

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Three hundred years from now, scholars will mine internet data trying to figure out how we reacted to the changing climate.  This poem will be part of that research.  Our river, El Rio Grande, is the narrative that flows through it all.



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