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Dienstag, 5. März 2013
Remember: Susan Fernandez, the nightingale of the philippine
Together with Jess Santiago in Göttingen, october 1983 in the NDR-studio. We met in Göttingen on the occasion of their concert with the Dingas and later in Utrecht and in Manila.
For us she is unforgettable like for many people in the Philippines .
Susan Fernandez Magno (August 3, 1956 - July 2, 2009) was a Filipino singer, activist and academic. She was known for her protest music, especially at the height of the authoritarian regime of Ferdinand Marcos.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_Fernandez
Labels:
changing the world,
civil war,
democracy,
freedom,
Hunger globalization solidarity,
lyriks,
music,
nightingale,
Philippine,
Poetry,
Protest,
Resistance,
songwriter
Standort:
Göttingen, Deutschland
Mittwoch, 27. Februar 2013
Stephane Hessel has died
Stephane Hessel, the former French Resistance fighter whose 2010
manifesto Time for Outrage inspired social protesters, has died aged 95.
The world will miss him very much and has to thank him a lot:
Stephane Hessel
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21599477
http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/gesellschaft/stephane-hessel-der-empoert-euch-autor-starb-im-alter-von-95-jahren-a-885804.html
http://www.zeit.de/kultur/literatur/2013-02/stephane-hessel-nachruf
The world will miss him very much and has to thank him a lot:
Stephane Hessel
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21599477
http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/gesellschaft/stephane-hessel-der-empoert-euch-autor-starb-im-alter-von-95-jahren-a-885804.html
http://www.zeit.de/kultur/literatur/2013-02/stephane-hessel-nachruf
Labels:
civil war,
democracy,
freedom,
Hessel,
Hunger globalization solidarity,
Kapitalismus,
Krise,
Kritiker,
Laue-Weltring,
Outrage,
restiance
Standort:
Lingen (Ems), Deutschland
Samstag, 23. Februar 2013
cannibals
We go, stay and pray
But we never have the chance
to fly and see the world
Like a fairy tale for all the people
We never met them
In our world
Only the statistics
About them
Their cheap products
For our markets
And the pretty pictures
Of their faces
In the magazines
So we go, buy and pay
The money sold us away
Without any chance
To change their situation
To stop their hungry Life
To end their fights
Sometimes I feel
Through all this
Like a bad cannibal
Labels:
changing the world,
civil war,
democracy,
freedom,
Hunger globalization solidarity,
Laue-Weltring,
pacifism,
Poetry,
Resistance,
tolerance
Standort:
Lingen (Ems), Deutschland
Freitag, 22. Februar 2013
Pacifism
We have a chance
It is the only chance
Pacifism
or we will be
like
the the world
we
want to overcome
(c) J. Laue-Weltring 2013
Labels:
Bürgerkrieg,
changing the world,
civil war,
democracy,
freedom,
hungry,
Lyrik,
pacifism,
Poetry,
Politik,
Resistance,
Solidarität,
tolerance,
Toleranz,
Unterdrückung
Standort:
Lingen (Ems), Deutschland
Sonntag, 17. Februar 2013
Arrived in our country
A woman sits quietly on a high bed. She cries softly, very softly, softly inaudible.
In her hands she holds a
piece of paper with a text in a
language she does not understand.
A thousand languages swear around .
They came on day. They came in the night. They stole the chickens. They stole the seed. They screamed around. They beat her.
They came on day. They came in the night. They stole the chickens. They stole the seed. They screamed around. They beat her.
They came on day. They came in the night. They took the man to
torture him. They took the girl
to rape. They beat her son dead. They let her see and they took her finally.
They came on the day. They came in the night. They burned the village. They burned the fields. They drove away the
cattle. They expressed the
children rifles in hand. They told them: kill the old. They called
themselves some god warrior.
They came on the day. They came in the night. They always came back.
On the high bed the woman sits still crying softly.
On the high bed the woman sits still crying softly.
She cries very quiet,
never heard softly. Here she knows no one,
who can see well enough to know how
she is crying.
She holds a piece of paper firmly in her hands. She sees it not.
She does not understand the language.
Just know that it means she has to flee again.
A thousand languages swear around
. What does it help her that
she is not alone in her flight.
Labels:
art,
Asyl,
bootpeople,
civil war,
democracy,
hungry,
Jörn,
Kapitalismus,
Laue-Weltring,
Migration,
Poetry,
Protest,
Refugees
Standort:
Lingen (Ems), Deutschland
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