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Nile '03
Waving at strangers, which god is at your side fluorescent minaret?
You are a match struck beside four-thousand year old fading pigments.
You are a twist of pale grey beside a sky of smoke, of history, of farmers burning fields, of Cleopatra's cigarettes.Labels: mine, poetry, religion, travel
Luxor '03
What really pisses god’s fanclub off? Egyptians. They beat you to it.
History can brush off the youngsters – Unitarian, Muslim, Baptist.
But Egypt wags a stony finger in your face jabs deep in the Christian heart it’s sting: You blew it.Labels: mine, poetry, religion, travel
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