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The New Yorker: Poetry

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Exploring Land-Days: Afghan Poems and Miramanda

The chapter focuses on the translation and preservation of Afghan poetry, shedding light on a secret literary society in Afghanistan known as Miramanda. It discusses the significance of land-days, a traditional poetic form, and the challenges faced by women in producing and safeguarding these poems in a conflicted and patriarchal society.

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