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Ebola

On February 17, 2016March 24, 2017 By Sihle's Apple CrunchIn PoetryLeave a comment

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Some days I wonder what it feels like

To be pressed in at the test point of history.

In Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia Continue reading “Ebola” →

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