Jorge Luis Borges
“El arte debe ser como ese espejo que nos revela nuestra propria cara”
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Keith Farnish – author of: Time’s up
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Annemarie Borg
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Ben Okri (Writer)
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Marc Yeats Composer and Painter
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Antony Gormley – The guardian 13 02 2010
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Philip Wells (the firepoet)
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Martin Powell (Poet and Environmentalist)
(http://martinpowellpoetry.blogspot.com /2009/07/global-warning.html) Global warning “Tsunamis sweeping across the deep seas Hurricanes howling with deafening breeze Earthquakes shaking our tectonic plates Volcanoes erupting round Earth as... read more
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Keith Farnish
“Waking After The Fall The deepest red, Crosshatched with sleep; The drowse like a heavy quilt. A warm pulse and a twitch, Then a... read more
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Satish Kumar Editor-in-Chief of RESURGENCE
“Not only are we ignorant of the dire impact of human activity on planet Earth, but we have been... read more
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