What God Took Your Legs Away: Poems

What God Took Your Legs Away: PoemsThese poems strive to leap out of the collection. These poems build a bed, watch a cult film, read the news. They take endless flights between the personal and the political, between the specific contours of Singapores landscape and the broader trajectories of global movements and inequity. But they can never find their way home. it took me eight years but here I am, carving, carving against my wounds until I hit the bone and start Written over eight

Art Direction: Rose Nordin

Gafori is an acclaimed vocalist and musician as well as a gifted linguist and poet

as well as the importance of a qualitative approach to medical treatment

Granted internal self-governance in 1959 and achieving full independence six years later

but in periods of relative calm

Senhor Francisco remains a large but empty shadow of his former self

It is written as it should be—in Singlish… to see it in this form is nothing short of brilliant

” wrote the Italian philosopher Antonio Gramsci at the end of World War I

Ellul offers a penetrating analysis of our technological civilization

Footnotes in Gaza—Sacco's most ambitious work to date—transforms a critical conflict of our age into intimate and immediate experience

including the new arms race of artificial intelligence

the melding of two distinct selves