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Bukavu (Poetry) 25-02-2008
by emilybrink
Bukavu I told my three year old daughter to look at the stars. “Each star is an African tribe.” There are no more empires. Only rebels. Even you and I, though we do nothing but exist. The soldiers came for us in the town square. In...

Twelve (Poetry) 22-02-2008
by emilybrink
Grandpa and John Wayne and the soldiers of fortune Men who’ would say Hemingway was a fairy Because he wrote books Get up before dawn, run five miles and do fifty pushups Speak the language: AWOL, MIA, Beaucoup, PAX. Shine Your boots...