After 42 Years
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https://www.wearabledynamics.com/neurogym-lab/ For those who prefer, as I do, to read a poem on the page, here’s the LA Times:
After 42 years By Khaled Mattawa Tue Oct 25 2011 12:00 AM
Five years old when the dictator took over in a coup “” Xanax Buy Without Prescription curfew shut our city down Bloodless coup, they said “”
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The dictator, a young man, a shy recluse assumed the helm, bent in piety,
the dead sun of megalomania hidden in his eyes.
Could not go to the store to buy bread or newspaper,
could not leave home, visit friends,
the radio thundering hatred, retching blood-curdling song “”
Signs that went unread
Factories built and filched, houses stolen, newspapers shut down,
decades of people killed, 42 years.
But that’s all over now “”
How can you say over when it took 42 years “”
I was five when the dictator took my brother away
Over now, 42 years, must look ahead.
His face half blood-covered, half smirking
Like Batman’s Joker,
hands raised, fingers pressed together upward
Saying wait, calm down, wait
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Buy Valium Online Without Prescription Full poem at the LA Times here.
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-mattawa-poem-kadafi-20111025,0,2358174,full.story
It defaults on the LA Times website to 5 pages and it’s less then clear there are another 4 pages to read.
The audio clip is better. I would have pulled off the road to listen as well.