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Al-Mutanabbi Street, Baghdad, March 2007 – Guest Blogger, Travis Poling

Published on : June 12, 2014November 10, 2016 Published by : Josh Brockway
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This sonnet by Travis Poling was composed to bear witness to the bombing of an open-air market in Iraq in 2007 Al-Mutanabbi Street, Baghdad, March 2007 By Travis Poling By chance the sky was calm that morning. Locals milled through the open street, browsed books, turned pages, visioned worlds beyond […]

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