free speech
|Grill your usual suspects
while eating chicken with shredded
lettuce not have this conversation in the abstract.
Loudspeakers resembling Lenin Park in Hanoi blare in Giresun, Turkey.
Attention Comrades!
Journalists, lawyers and acti-visits in Turkish jails, prisons and poems file your briefs.
A woman speaks about behavior control systems designed with sparkling syllables.
Children memorize grammar rules. Pass the examination.
Life is the BIG test.
It is multiple choice.
Silverman polishes red stones
semi-precious hands whisper secrets
a baker removes loaves from ovens
fish hawkers wash ice
life sea streams.
Bread aromas float past women selling cabbages bigger than lost children.
A beautiful mute-deaf woman in Cambodia scrubs foreign laundry.
She dances until she dies.
Her life dance is a slow meandering death of loneliness and heartbreak and silence.
It is the dry season in Khmer civilizations as leaders across a porous border
sell forests to Vietnam furniture and toothpick factories.
Chinese developers purchase the country for $16.9 billion and counting
The National Museum in Siem Reap is 50% owned by Thailand.
Buy a ticket.
Black Sea is green and blue.
Eat dreams with fresh yogurt minus anxiety.
Cultivate silence
Amazon women live on an island off the Giersun coast.
They visit the Turkish residency permit authorities.
If you want to play you have to pay, said Authority.
They cut off their right breast.
Arrows of time.
Bullseye!
Everything is permitted. It's already happened.