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And aptly, Chaudhary who carved out an unerasable name for himself as 'Love Guru' for his romantic episodes with Julie one of his students two years ago released the party's election manifesto.
II "Dear God of blankness I pray to dear unerasable / how could I live without You if I were ever given answers," begins the first poem of Kazim Ali's second full-length collection, The Fortieth Day, and the wry paradox of the address captures the book's dominant philosophical and tonal registers.
For Francois Pitavy, in his essay, "From Middle Passage to Holocaust: The Black Body as a Site of Memory," it is the scars that formerly enslaved characters (most notably Sethe) bear that act as an impetus to tell, to narrativize the past: "To those who have been deprived of language, those scars are precisely the words they have to tell, the unerasable site of their memories.
 
 
 
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