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Man on A Turquoise-Colored Cloud
… small encouragements. Natalie’s mother and I have just welcomed little Taliesin into the world. He yowls from the … rings and Roger finally stands in our living room, an Eddie Bauer sock hat in hand, I find myself softening to him. … in the middle. “I hate the passage of time. I hate how it heals wounds. I hate how it races on. I hate how remote my …
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Funeral
… to ask them, Who’s this stranger? Where’d he live? How’d he die? There are many causes of death, among them the ache … by Mohammad Shaheen and Amro Naddy Poetry death funerals Mahmoud Darwish 140-140 By Mahmoud Darwish …
Cuttings
… uncurled into dwarf leaves, and then the top of the tree died, its decay drawing a redheaded woodpecker to the feast, … dress belonged to their 19-year-old daughter Jill, who was coming out that winter. “We can hang feeders from … the chain’s tension and a book of instructions. He also bought a red two-gallon can for mixing the fuel. He …
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The Malaya Lolas
… house where they were repeatedly assaulted by Japanese soldiers. Lola Lita and Lola Ceferina are part of the Malaya … who document survivors is how, almost by feel, she pinpoints a tenderness that doesn’t undermine resilience, but … Freedom burden community memory photography resilience 26-59 Lola Lita outside the remains of the Red House, which …
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Afterwinds, while inside the head of the cloud
Afterwinds, while inside the head of the cloud   The Gold Codes are the launch codes the president must keep on his person to initiate a nuclear strike. Nicknamed “the biscuit,” there’s something domestic about it, as though nuclear attack were akin to …
Juan Goytisolo, Prodigal Son
… narrow environment but unafraid to question its stultifying complacency. Goytisolo (b. 1931) was five years old when the … parade the odd mixture of merchants, bohemians, intellectuals, dreamers, and soldiers that make up his extended family. The most poignant …
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