"I was in my mid-20s. I didn't really have a choice at that time," wrote the American poet Joy Harjo. "I was walking the edge of life and death and I needed what poetry offered me. The offer was not a free gift. I have made sacrifices for poetry. We became inseparable."
- By Tony Ammann
- 11 Dec 2012
- 11:46PM
As a Native American I'm so glad to see this woman's bravey and petic empathy to visit and share with the Israeli people. She brakes down the misconceptions and prejudices of Modern Israel. Tony WisGriz
thank you
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