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8:29 am
Fri July 1, 2011
Poetic Portraits of a Revolution: Cairo
By WUNC News
This summer on Morning Edition, we're keeping tabs on three young poets and a photographer as they travel through North Africa. Kane Smego, Mohammad Moussa and Will McInerney are in their early 20's and are from the Triangle. Right now, they're in Cairo. During the day, they're out taking pictures and talking to people, trying to get a sense of the revolution that's still settling in Egypt. At night, they write as a part of a summer-long project they're calling Poetic Portraits of a Revolution.
- Three young poets from the Triangle continue their interpretation of the recent revolution in Egypt.
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