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Poetry

‘rock star’ 

Catherine Skipper
By Catherine Skipper
Image: Catherine Skipper

entangled
in their own reflection

a sheaf of stars
slip into the sea

glitter briefly
in inky water

sink down  lie
among velvety spines
and swirling cilia

sometimes they’re
found sunbleached
and spare

stranded on
a dollar shell

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