WAR POETRY: IRAQ AND GUANTANAMO
AN ECSTASY OF FORGETTING | December 5th 2007
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War can unite us in grief, or admiration of valour--but the details divide us. Ariel Ramchandani responds to recent war poetry, including "Gulf Music", by Robert Pinsky, and "Poems from Guantanamo" ...
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