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Tag: colonialism

“We have Always Lived in the Castle” by Tara Campbell

Posted on May 21, 2021

We have always lived within these walls,this gleaming, shining castle on a hill,a beacon held aloft for one and allto marvel at, imagining the thrill of breathing liberty and chipping […]

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“Lethargic Colonist in Church’s Chicken” by Ellen Webre

Posted on August 24, 2015

He comes for honey, sweetness of the meaty earth he plants his flag in. Sunlight pollinates the horizon with gold. He moves like a rolling mountain through the centuries. Fried […]

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