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Poetry || SubmissionsAnother GhettoBy Louis Faber She sits in the bookstore cafe her head covered by a linen handkerchief bobby pinned to the mass of walnut curls. She cradles the cup of cooling coffee and stares down at the slim book of Amichai, subservient to the Hebrew letters that seem to dance across the page. I sit at the adjoining table with my used copy of Bialik, translated. I glance at her and say ""I’ll miss him" with a nod to Amichai and then "where are you from?" She smiles faintly self-consciously, "I am from Atlanta." "From what part?" "Warsaw, inside the walls and wire, that place from which so few of us ever manage to escape." Louis Faber is a poet and attorney from Rochester, New York, studying for an MFA in Creative Writing. "I have been writing forever it seems. My work has been published (among other places) in European Judaism and Midstream. Among my muses are Amichai, Darwish, Ravikovitch and Klepfisz." Write to him at Louis Faber And visit his website for more poetry. Today's Situation
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