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Word Cloud: AFRICA

Posted on January 29, 2016 by wordcloud9

by NONA BLYTH CLOUD One of the things that shocked me during my long-ago-summer-back-packing-through-Europe was the vast difference in scale between Europe and the United States. Greece, the “Birthplace of Western Civilization,” is about the size of Louisiana. Italy, wellspring … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, Poetry, Word Cloud | Tagged African Poetry, Amiri Baraka, Ethiopia, Geography, Kayombo Chingonyi, Mahtem Shiferraw, Zambia | Comments Off

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