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The first poem also suggests the unity of disparate elements; probably written in early summer, this poem juxtaposes an image of nascence (the lingering scent of spring) with an image of decay (the rotting log). The first half of the book, which focuses on the period between 1945-1954, examines the nascence of the Vietnamese Communist Party's cultural policies. In their nascence, the findings underscore a dismal reality: conditions leading to riots 35 years ago loom over the same neighborhoods. |
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