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Black Renaissance
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January 1, 2008
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hungry chickens
in a coop
water spilling
from a busted pipe
the bass of the music
played a haunting rhythm
in her stomach
if this was how it had to be
she would recline
massage her lower abdomen
knead oil into her limbs
then go among them
a breeze they welcome
in the heat of the day
[Author Affiliation]
Opal Palmer Adisa, Jamaica-born, has lectured throughout ...
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