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    Harbinger: The Medium and the Message: An Anthology of Revolutionary Poetry
    Harbinger: The Medium and the Message: An Anthology of Revolutionary Poetry
    Harbinger: The Medium and the Message: An Anthology of Revolutionary Poetry
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    Harbinger: The Medium and the Message: An Anthology of Revolutionary Poetry

    By Dulani Wilson

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    A collection of passionate, ugly and defiant poetry, antithetical to the ‘refined’, cliquey sects dedicated to dead words on dead pages. Harbinger: the Medium and the Message explores the depths of the human existence, with crafted words about revolution, pride, life, death, insecurities, nostalgia, love and sorrow. Harbinger: The Medium and the Message encompasses the attributes, the thoughts and the dreams of a modern revolutionary.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateSep 1, 2011
    ISBN9781618421432
    Harbinger: The Medium and the Message: An Anthology of Revolutionary Poetry

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