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Sunday, 28 February 2010

by Geoffrey Clarfield (March 2010)

 January 2010

H
istory does not repeat itself. We cannot return and we shall never return to ancient Rome. We will never witness a meeting of the Roman Senate. We shall never witness the gladiatorial games, we shall never meet an emperor and no matter how hard we try, we cannot get modern science out of our world view or the history of the twentieth century out of our consciousness, although given the state of University education these days, the latter may be possible within the next few decades. No, for all intents and purposes, the ancient world is dead to us. more>>>
Posted on 02/28/2010 6:11 PM by NER
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You will not be free of him when the southern winds blow over from North Africa, across the Straits of Gibraltar then Bou Jeloud stands before you, man of skins, man of wild ecstatic dance, you may run, he will follow on swift feet which are not human but are so.

Children are laughing and their shrill voices echo down the village streets where whitewashed walls blue in the shade which shelters from the preeminent Moroccan sun at noon and the Hand of Fatima be upon you 



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