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Word Cloud: MIGRANT

Posted on March 4, 2016 by wordcloud9

by Nona Blyth Cloud “Poetry is a call to action and it also is action. Sometimes we say, “This tragedy, it happened far away. I don’t know what to do. I’m concerned but I’m just dangling in space.” A poem can lead … Continue reading →

Posted in Immigration, Mexico, Poetry, Terrorism, United States, Word Cloud | Tagged Charleston, Juan Felipe Herrera, migrant, Paris, US Poet Laureate | Comments Off

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