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May 6, 2009 My Husband’s Tongue is Bitter by OKOT P’BITEK posted in African Literature, Literature, poetry tagged African Literature, Literature, My Husband's Tongue is Bitter, Okot p'Bitek, poetry, Ugandan Literature

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Humans are bound to dream. These dreams, whether they are futile, are like a quantum of our own being; it perpetually haunts our emotions that may lead us to our infinite fall.

We, humans, are connected by these dreams. We become exhausted on our home-made reality and gradually yields in our own story.

However, dreams are made by our own consciousness. Dreams are made because of our capacity to become a human.

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05.12Babylon Revisited by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD
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04.24Song for a Dry Season by EMMANUEL TORRES
04.24Batik Maker by VIRGINIA MORENO
04.22Vision out of the Corner of One Eye by LUISA VALENZUELA
04.21The Form of Space by ITALO CALVINO
04.21The Magic Chalk by KOBO ABE

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