Red,
Black & Moonlight: Memoir of a
Poet
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A dramatic
memoir by Èzili Dantò/Marguerite Laurent, Esq., based on her experience in Haiti
in 1995. This theatrical piece is a segment of a larger work, Kenbe
La: Crossings Of A Vodun-Roots Woman that tells the story of
a young Haitian-American lawyer who, bolstered by her success in
America, goes to Haiti, believing (naively, at first) that she has
the power to bring positive change to her ancestors’ complex
and tormented island. |
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So
Much Like Here |
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Vodun
Woman |
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Rolling
On |
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Bwa
Kayiman |
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Unifying
Ourselves |
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Beyond
2004 |
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Papa's
Maroon Lineage |
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Journeys
of the Serpent and the Moon |
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In
the Distance |
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Scattered
Seeds |
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Breaking
Sea Chains |
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Self-Defense |
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Chèn
Sa Pakapab Janm Kase |
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(c) Ezili's Special Edition of Red, Black & Moonlight. All Rights
Reserved. These pieces may not be used, in any form, or performed,
without the author's written permission.
To order your copy of Ezili's Special Edition of Red, Black &
Moonlight: Memoir of a Poet, which contains 6 additional pieces,
not seen here, write to erzilidanto@yahoo.com
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