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The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
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The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)
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The Light That Burns Us (2nd Edition) by Jazra Khaleed (Paperback Book)

The English-language debut of one of Greece's most radical poetic voices, now in an expanded edition. Jazra Khaleed's poetry is electrifying, an unapologetic indictment of the wrongs faced by immigrants, by a rudderless young European generation, by leftist activists in a Greece and a Europe blighted by neoliberal policies of deregulation and privatization. Born in Chechnya in 1979, Khaleed is a poet who seems very Greek and not Greek at all; his language is sharp, refined, and controlled, with elegant rhythms and contemporary street speech that often has an undertow of a sophisticated language with moments of Byzantine and New Testament Greek. In his poetry there is a power, erudition, and control that Greek readers have trouble equating with a man named Jazra. The poems are always

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The English-language debut of one of Greece's most radical poetic voices, now in an expanded edition. Jazra Khaleed's poetry is electrifying, an unapologetic indictment of the wrongs faced by immigrants, by a rudderless young European generation, by leftist activists in a Greece and a Europe blighted by neoliberal policies of deregulation and privatization. Born in Chechnya in 1979, Khaleed is a poet who seems very Greek and not Greek at all; his language is sharp, refined, and controlled, with elegant rhythms and contemporary street speech that often has an undertow of a sophisticated language with moments of Byzantine and New Testament Greek. In his poetry there is a power, erudition, and control that Greek readers have trouble equating with a man named Jazra. The poems are always

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The English-language debut of one of Greece's most radical poetic voices, now in an expanded edition. Jazra Khaleed's poetry is electrifying, an unapologetic indictment of the wrongs faced by immigrants, by a rudderless young European generation, by leftist activists in a Greece and a Europe blighted by neoliberal policies of deregulation and privatization. Born in Chechnya in 1979, Khaleed is a poet who seems very Greek and not Greek at all; his language is sharp, refined, and controlled, with elegant rhythms and contemporary street speech that often has an undertow of a sophisticated language with moments of Byzantine and New Testament Greek. In his poetry there is a power, erudition, and control that Greek readers have trouble equating with a man named Jazra. The poems are always

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