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March 25, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

Poesis by Douglas Burton-Christie “Stone by stone it rises, this little house by the sea. Soft, damp sand for mortar, moss for the garden, driftwood for the roof. A tiny stone wall encircles the yard, a path winds toward the front door. I am on my belly working to bring this little dwelling into being. My wife and young daughter work beside me. A breeze from the ocean cools us. We have begun building this miniature house on a whim, but now we are going at it in earnest. We want to make it strong and beautiful. Pausing from time …

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March 25, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

Iraq has known war for thousands of years. This account is from Sin-leqe-unnini , the Mesopotamian story of Gilgamesh, one of the legendary kings of Uruk who lived between 2800 and 2500 BCE. [Why (?)] have you exerted yourself? What have you achieved (?)? You have made yourself weary for lack of sleep, You only fill your flesh with grief, You only bring the distant days (of reckoning) closer. Mankind’s fame is cut down like reeds in a reed-bed. A fine young man, a fine girl, [ ] of Death. Nobody sees Death, Nobody sees the face of Death, Nobody …

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March 24, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

From my little compilation of Heany poetry to the left From the Republic of Conscience When I landed in the republic of conscience it was so noiseless when the engines stopped I could hear a curlew high above the runway. At immigration, the clerk was an old man who produced a wallet from his homespun coat and showed me a photograph of my grandfather. The woman in customs asked me to declare the words of our traditional cures and charms to heal dumbness and avert the evil eye. No porters. No interpreter. No taxi. You carried your own burden and …

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March 22, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

Humanistic Texts An amazing collection. [ via wood s lot ]

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March 21, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

The Heritage Foundation: Research: Middle East: wm225: “Coalition of the Willing” Already Larger than the 1991 Gulf War coalition. This report from The Heritage Foundation, a hawkish research instutute in the United States, lists as many as 54 countries now identified with the “coalition of the willing.” As a result, I’ve updated the paper detailing human rights issues in most of these countries. Version 3.0 of “Human rights issues in the coalition of the willing” is now online. Welcome Rwanda, Uganda, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine and other bastions of democracy and freedom!

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