Verse and Versatility

Central America’s poets confront the era of globalization
By Stephen Henighan
· illustration by Katie Yamasaki
Literature · From the June 2007 magazine
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MorganJanuary 22, 2008 20:59 EST

I distorted article from someone who only herd but has not live theare or born theare;is a pety that only the writer could see left or right in humans. The reason why Leon is not selected is becaus Leon is in the hand of vicious low class citizens that they are only interested in making money by steling,the culture in Leon is finish the best poets have left the ciyt of crucs Ruben has nothing to do with the culture today sorry

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