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- Articles | The People You Meet
“ Anyone who's spent more than five minutes in a backpacker hostel knows how repetitive the conversation can be. For the most part, these are places where people from all over the world stop in for a few days of cheap lodging, not so cheap beer and travel advice on their destinations of choice. The unfortunate side effect of this is that relationships in such an environment tend to be short and superficial. ”
by Colin Mulligan | Maputo, Mozambique
- Journalesque | Berlin
“ She's elsewhere, staring at a "Wilkommen in Berlin" poster but not seeing it. I wonder if it was a mistake to bring her. Our relationship has never been easy and I have regrets, lots of them. They sneak up on me when we're together. I inhale sharply as I bend down to grab her small black bag and the tattered tartan fabric on the handle grazes my hand. ”
by Jen Westmoreland Bouchard | Berlin, Germany
- Journalesque | Siem Reap: Recalibration in Indo-China
“ He's lived there ever since, his daily routine an impossible wish list of ambition. He teaches and cooks, cleans and solicits, builds and beckons. Prayer fills the gaps, gaps fill the prayers. His heart aches most for what it can't provide, for the children who will follow in his footsteps, things he'll never be able to right. He never mentioned himself, never lamented his own loss; he only measured that in what he couldn't make possible, regardless of supply or circumstance. ”
by Brent Katte| Siem Reap, Cambodia
- Poetry | I Ragazzi
by Linda Simone | Pieve Ligure, Italy
- Poetry | Thanksgiving, 3 a.m., Paris
by Linda Simone | Paris, France
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