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conjohnley's review
5.0
To have learnt from terror
to see oneself
as part of the enemy
can be a reassurance
. . .
to the familiar
repetitions of the stars
one recognizes
whatever that noble movement
you and I are not designed
for this world we now live in
to see oneself
as part of the enemy
can be a reassurance
. . .
to the familiar
repetitions of the stars
one recognizes
whatever that noble movement
you and I are not designed
for this world we now live in
sumatranelectricchair's review
Even more pertinent now, over three decades after its publication. What are we to do, faced with the knowledge of the brutality of the American empire’s crimes? How can I live a contented life knowing all that I know—and I hardly know anything? “You and I are not designed for the world we now live in.”
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