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Tag Archives: Hurricane Katrina
The Plazas Of Puerto Rico
“Well,” my mother says on the phone, “at least we are all still alive.” By the ‘we’ she means all our immediate and distant relations in Puerto Rico, they are all still alive. Her older sister and husband, my aunt … Continue reading
Posted in Lyrical Prose
Tagged Diplo, Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Maria, Naguabo, Ponce, President Trump, Puerto Rican, Puerto Rico, San Juan, Trump
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The Body
The body has acquired an extended life, floating down the newly created Venetian canals of New Orleans, almost lazy in disposition, face up like a tourist, gaping at the beaded verandas and abandoned terraces of a moratorium Mardi Gras. The … Continue reading
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