Haiti I’m sorry We misunderstood you One day we’ll turn our heads And look inside you Haiti I’m sorry We misunderstood you One day we’ll turn our heads Restore your glory (David Rudder, “Haiti.” The Gilded Collection, 1985-1989)
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Haiti: the Land of bitter tears! By Celucien L. Joseph (January 14, 2010) Oh the most merciful and gracious God, why Haiti again? Have we not had enough? Is this what you call love? This justice is bitter We who are left, how shall we look up? God of our bitter tears, Where’s grace [...]
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