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- Irene H. Going into your house, I sat in the conservatory waiting for the door to open. Waiting for your familiar rasping voice to call,...Comments closed
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- These poems belong to the Puddle Heroes series, by the hectic fish. Puddle heroes is...Comments closed
- The use of xenophobic language by Brazil’s new president, Jair Bolsonaro, known as the ‘Trump of the tropics’, reinforces a dangerous narrative in which refugees and...Comments closed
