A father recounts memories of growing in a Djibouti on the cusp of independence; a land of shifting deserts and immense heat and one lonely and sick boy finding solace in books. A poignant and timeless story of the complexity of family, the value of poetry and freedom, and the ripple effect of the traumas that stalk our movement.
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