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Tag Archives: hunger
Snapshot Africa: Maize
In Malawi the staple of sun kissed maize is replaced by millet because rain heavy clouds are fickle so water either squeezes or streams from the petulant sky. The rainy seasons cannot be depended upon because gods are fickle, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Angola, black, Bread Basket, Chinese, DR Congo, farm, farmers, food, gamble, gas, Gods, guns, hunger, industrial, land, maize, Malawi, millet, mine shafts, money, motors, Mugabe, Namibia, oil, poor, rain, rural, Rwanda, scorn, seasons, South Africa, tears, trespass, tunnel, Uganda, unification, uranium, Zimbabwe
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Evolve?
It’s so easy to use a simple word like “evolve” because I know exactly what I mean when I use that word in a sentence. To define the word makes one actually think about its meaning and try to explain … Continue reading
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Tagged cells, commentary, contemplation, galaxies, homelessness, human development, human evolution, hunger, meditation, patterns, poetry, poverty, prose, psychology, spirituality, technological advances, understanding
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Somebody’s Child
The lies don’t matter. Don’t let them blind you to the truth. The sweat streamed down the back of his neck, made silver by the indirect light through the window, and tears were jettisoned off the tip of his nose. … Continue reading →