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[Someone running with his head aflame] - Words Without Borders (opens the original)
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Someone running with his head aflame as the gods gust in his chest. The wind stirs him everywhere exhaustion’s gone. Others fall like trees. The men plead with the god of mice or the goddess of cow-eyes or the god who fills the sky with bolts. They wait for something to kindle them like embers. Now they burn their hands and their legs run almost by themselves. The heart brims with vitality. It’s the same wildness of the dogs, the heave of the river and sunlight; the donkey’s mettle, the tornado
Older Electra - Words Without Borders (opens the original)
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The great tit chirps in the january darkness Or sparrows Girls I don’t know Just sounds They suggest hope Do the dead forget to die in the dark All kinds of people take deep breaths They shouldn’t chirp Birds make patterns of sound Inside and outside my head My brain is dragged like stones Dragged by ox children up a mountain Stones buried in cliffs of snow I have waited in the scant night I can wait without light or children We always cry too late, it is said, and always sing too soon “Äldre El
A Woman’s Presence Completes the Existence of a Man - Words Without Borders (opens the original)
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“Dog Mauls Man.” This was not the news. “Man Mauls Dog.” This was the news that would appear in the headlines of the dailies—and people would rush in a clamor to buy a copy. In the old days, if dense clouds covered the sky and the rain turned the clouds amber, there would be an outcry: A murder must have taken place somewhere, and this was why nature was raging. But in the time I’m talking about, neither nature nor journalists raged, because even a man mauling a dog was no longer news. Now, peop
A Country Doctor - Words Without Borders (opens the original)
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Evening was already unfolding and the cicadas were chirping to the sound of the gushing Abuyô river when the last patient of the day bade goodbye to the mother and daughter. As she brewed coffee, Lorena gazed toward the hilltops facing their hut. A little while later, she smiled and whispered to Gefuwen. The thistles below the hilltop spewed out seven armed shadows on their way to the hut. It was Ka Mapalad’s platoon. They were here for Gefuwen, who was about to help cure their snake-bitten comr
The Giant Mausoleum - Words Without Borders (opens the original)
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Alvin Yapan’s historical novel Ang sandali ng mga Mata (Time of the Eye) traces the stories of three generations of one Filipino family intersecting with sixty years of revolution. Yapan blends history and folklore, relaying documentary accounts with details bordering on the surreal. In this segment, set during the EDSA Revolution of February 22 to 25, 1986, protesting President Ferdinand Marcos, Nene Nueva fights her way through the teeming streets to the presidential residence to recover the s
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