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Subject(s)

• Yugoslav War, 1991-1995—Poetry [Browse]
• Bosnia and Herzegovina—Poetry [Browse]

Contents

• Early summer
• A hunter
• "In 1991, when Yugoslavia broke up..."
• They took the men of military age
• When my mother was killed
• Messages
• In the refugee camp
• The thousands who disappeared
• In the morning
• Like an American movie star
• The systematic destruction
• Out of the shards of the ruined house
• Why do men confuse
• The drought
• The Serbs won't let the Red Cross in
• It was an open-air market
• There was a woman in Bihac
• "Towns we believe and die in"
• The young Muslim said to his uncle
• In Sarajevo there lived
• Who dares to speak of Beauty
• Our room
• In August l9l4
• Those who are forced to live in this city
• One afternoon we separated
• There was no inevitability
• A young sniper
• Like everything else
• After the offensive
• These crazy countries
• Darling, your face is turning white
• Exile from home
• Banja Luka
• The Bosnian Serbs are farmers
• The West promises much
• In Sarajevo I was happy --
• My mother's death
• If I could find sleep
• It's very much like him
• No no no you don't understand
• Let me tell you the story of my friend
• All that he'd hoped for
• At a dinner
• They are finding mass graves
• Early October
• Away
• Winter snows
• No one can tell you
• The world is full.

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ISBN

096381835X (alk. paper)

LCCN

96025030

OCLC

34958726

RCP

C - O

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