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Simmons Buntin

  • Editor-in-Chief, Terrain
  • Director of Marketing and Communications, University of Arizona School of Information
Tucson
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Poem: Questions for a River

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By Simmons Buntin
| Deseret Magazine Verified
Confluence of the North and East Forks of the Lewis River Two Forks Wildlife Area, Washington 1. Where are your headwaters? On the western slope of a fiery throat. 2. Where do you end? There is no end, there is only flow. 3. How do you flow? Upriver, dammed— but here, at last, the full body of myself. 4. Who swims in your waters? Salmon and salmon peoples. 5. Who else swims in your waters? Lamprey and longfin, mussel and midge, mother and daughter, father and son. 6. Where is your voice?
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A Sinner’s Shrine and the Sacred City

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By Simmons Buntin
| Next City Verified
Story by Simmons Buntin Published on This is your first of three free stories this month. Become a free or sustaining member to read unlimited articles, webinars and ebooks. Become A Member At the edge of Barrio Viejo, a half-mile south of downtown Tucson, lies the nation’s only Catholic shrine dedicated to a sinner instead of a saint. Many tales are told about the origin of the shallow portico framed by a high adobe wall, arched like an old Mexican fort.
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Raising Arizona Kids Magazine

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By Morgan Cutlip, Tyler Moore, Simmons Buntin, Jenna Hermans
| Raising Arizona Kids Verified
Dr. Morgan Cutlip offers practical advice that goes beyond getting one’s spouse to pick up the slack and focuses on the unique perspectives and experiences of each partner, enabling both to feel seen and heard.
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