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But Jim McKay, director/co-writer of this couple-of-days-in-the-life portrait, isn't interested in preaching to the choir: He just wants viewers to settle in and consider the randomness of the reality of one young at-risk teen.
This 'zinc is almost entirely photos of what's going on in the higher elevations of Colorado and it lets the flicks do most of the talking: trespassing, injuries, fresh mountain air, taking it to the streets, parks, pipes, and some other pure randomness.
Still, his verse's bounce and rhythm; the odd chuckle-worthy pun; such typographic pleasantries as an upcurved, letter-spaced grin; and an insouciant randomness of thought that evokes larking about on a beautiful spring day--all recommend this handsomely designed collection to anyone looking for poems of the season.
 
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