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UniversityWales SA28PP UK  \nlulu.com/hafant.cheesman@swansea.ac.uk  \nAll proceeds go to the charitySwansea Asylum Seekers Support  \nAll rights reserved.Edin Suljic 1992-2018  \nCover and frontispiece images Edin Suljic  \nPrinted by Lulu.com in 2018  \nISBN 9780995496675  \nTOWER HAMLIDEA STORFn8. 201111218LOCN.CLASS心B621001692625  \n(Dis)Contents  \nHowls,Shouts and Screams  \nOn Love and Tribes in a New World Order 8Brothers 15 Gooseberry Pickers 17  \nThe Way We Have Approached the Book of Changes 19Orange 20 Tattoo 21 Curtain Call 22Beneath the Mountain 23  \n## The Years of Living Silently\n\nThe Quivering of aWindow-Pane Waiting for Transformation 26Letter to Friends 27 How a Letter Comes to Be 29Morning Prayer 30 Rose-Colossi 31  \n## Personal Things\n\nNote on the Rose 34 How Things Were Before They GotRough 36 How to Make a Pot of Tea 37 Recognising 38Terra Incognita 40 The War of the Roses 41  \nDeath of a Friend 42 Assassins 43 Before Me 45Autumn Breath 46 Dress Rehearsal 48  \nA Poet of the New World  \nThe Key to a Friend's House 50 A Word in Your Ear 51Saturdays'Predictions 52 How to Stop Dizziness 54  \nShakespeare on the Run and the New Patriotism  \nBards Without Borders 56 My Mate Shakespeare 57  \nTell Me 60 Tell Me More,My Girl 62 The Land.The Sea.The Ship.The Desert.63 On This Side of the Future 65A Flag Maker and an Anthem Writer 66Night in Which I Know You 67 Joe’s Kid 68  \nThe Scrapyard of Poetry  \nKitchen Poem for All Seasons 70  \nBallad Which an Ageing Pop-Star Will Never Write 71The Box 72  \nI've washed away the day with long sips of good coffeeand said to myself:everything you've done,you'vedone well.  \nHowls,Shouts and Screams  \n# On Love and Tribes in a New World Order\n\nSome time ago I visited a part of the world that I once couldloosely call'my country'.  \nWhat was once one country is now seven.  \nIf this sounds like a riddle-it is.  \nI use the word loosely'retrospectively because some people,like me,rightly or 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