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Settled Wanderers: The Poetry of Western Sahara. ISBN 978-0992765545. Influx Press, 2015, London
Book Reviews

Book Review: Settled Wanderers by Sam Berkson and Mohamed Sulaiman

Author Theresa Wolfwood Date 17 September, 2017
By Theresa Wolfwood | Review
Subtitled ‘The Poetry of Western Sahara’, this remarkable book is far more than a...
Tagged Refugees, Western Sahara | Leave a comment |
Sybil Oldfield
Book Reviews

Book Review: The Old Familiar Faces (Edited by Sybil Oldfield and Gwenyth Shaw)

Author Theresa Wolfwood Date 7 September, 2017
By Theresa Wolfwood | Review
“I have had playmates, I have had companions… All are gone, the old familiar...
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Europe, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, Social Justice, Sumeet Grover (Poetry), The Activist's Podium, United Kingdom

Oona’s Mum

Author Sumeet Grover Date 2 July, 2017
By Sumeet Grover | Poetry
– What is that philosophy book you were reading? Have you written something new?...
Tagged First Nations Canada, social justice, Women India | Leave a comment |
North America, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, United States of America

Desperation

Author James G Piatt Date 2 July, 2017
By James G Piatt | Poetry
In political metaphors where shadows hold the sins of time and space in silence...
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UNESCO Director General Messages, UNESCO World Poetry Day

UNESCO World Poetry Day Message 2017

Author Irina Bokova Date 21 March, 2017
By Irina Bokova
Poetry reaffirms our common humanity by revealing to us that individuals, everywhere in the...
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- Frida Kahlo, Mexico
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