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Manolis Emmanuel Aligizakis (Manolis) is a Cretan-Canadian poet and author. He was recently appointed an honorary instructor and fellow of the International Arts Academy, and awarded a Master’s for the Arts in Literature. He has written three novels and numerous collections of poetry, which are steadily being released as published works. His poetry has been translated into Romanian, Swedish, German, Hungarian, Ukrainian, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Turkish, Serbian, Russian, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, languages and has been published in book form or in magazines in various countries. He now lives in White Rock, where he spends his time writing, gardening, traveling, and heading Libros Libertad, an unorthodox and independent publishing company which he founded in 2006 with the mission of publishing literary books..
We came we saw he died — * madam secretary said glance gleamed with satisfaction created rock formations justice for all — she declared and we stood astound by her clarity kept bomb makers busy
They analyze, calculate they think — unlike the tank which shoots they think — calculate the value of projectile they conclude — it was all worthy of it *
They assembled from north the coalition of the willing neocons would attack the western flank no inch of this country should humanitarians would drop rations nations assembled and in unison
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