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"After 42 Years": Poet Khaled Mattawa Reading His Latest Piece (Audio Clip)
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Oct 23 2011
[Khaled Mattawa. Image from poetryfoundation.org]
The following is an audio clip of Libyan poet Khaled Mattawa reading his latest piece, entitled "After 42 Years," performed in the aftermath of Qaddafi's death.
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Robin Dougherty
wrote on October 24, 2011 at 12:17 AM
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powerful poetry, in language that is difficult to hear. i do not condone the gloating over corpses. but the people's literally visceral response to the demise of their dictator does not condemn the revolution. my heart is with the Libyan people celebrating their freedoms after 42 years!