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Friday, May 29, 2009

"Milos" by Anis Mojgani

If everyone could hold tight onto feelings like these, all those yucky things that blot the world - war, greed, you know the rest - would be gone.

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Nour Merza is a Thomson Reuters journalist whose family's globe-trotting tendencies have allowed her writing to be influenced by places as varied as Saudi Arabia, Chicago, Los Angeles and the United Arab Emirates. She enjoys politics, theology, and poetry - and is finally starting to enjoy dabbling in business and economic news.
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Often spend time questioning why we think in particular boxes. Trying - cautiously - to peek out of the one I'm in. The light out there sometimes hurts my eyes.

Often spend time questioning why people hurt people. And trying to forget about it. 

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