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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong><br></strong><br></div><div>The rising sun paints the feet<br>of night-crawling enemies.<br>And they scatter into the burning hills.<br>I have fought each of them.<br>I know them by name.<br>From before I could speak.<br>I’ve used every weapon.<br>To make them retreat.<br>Yet they return every night<br>If I don’t keep guard<br>They elbow through openings in faith<br>Tear the premise of trust<br>And stick their shields through the doubt of smoke<br>To challenge me.<br>I grow tired of the heartache<br>Of every small and large war<br>Passed from generation<br>To generation.<br>But it is not in me to give up.<br>I was taught to give honor to the house of the warriors<br>Which cannot exist without the house of the peacemakers.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>“Not when or where but <em>how</em>, did we lose you,<br>in between <em>Last Seen</em> _____ the words become elegy<br>echoing sidewalks and streets. Hand out your picture to<br>strangers. Post it on Post Office bulletin boards: <em>Missing</em><br>as if it were destination, a place one goes<br>to disappear in invisible cities. Except there’s no hero like<br>in the movies. No ads, mainstream coverage, or TV shows<br>to show our story. Are we invisible if no one knows, why?<br>When 1,181 women were taken, did eyes cease to have vision<br>or pay attention to a body being swallowed up?<br>Those left behind who remember you continue on a mission,<br>an endless search of the cities in which we loved<br>(and love) you. We will never forget. We demand for you<br>action, words, even a poem that ends: your lives matter, too.”</div>]]></description>
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