we're all afraid. But there is this realization that an earthquake could just right this minute just cover us all up with rubble, we could be sucked out of our car by a hurricane, we could be drowned in these floods that are happening.
In other words, there's a way in which you have to start to see now, that danger is really everywhere and it's in every moment so it is better to, I think, to then approach those areas that are dangerous and difficult in that spirit, that well I could lose my life here too at home.
And also now the thing that I find really remarkable and I felt this way in Mississippi forty years ago, when you reach the other people who are as determined and as dedicated as you are, with the love that you have, it's a kind of heaven.
from Consortiumnews: Alice Walker Fights Anti-Palestinian Bias
then The Palestine Telegraph: 3 Poems for Palestine--by Pande Manojlov
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