About the Book
Medellín is a poetry campaign for the benefit of refugees displaced by armed conflict, climate change, or human rights violations. Inspired by Medellín, Colombia, this chapbook of poems and photographs is a journey of love and grief, struggle and transformation. It was first published in April 2017 and later revised in this edition
Medellín is a symbol of hope. Once notorious for its violent cartels and bloodshed, today's metropolis is a place transformed—dubbed "city of eternal spring" for its micro-climate in the Aburrá Valley.
All proceeds will support charities and sponsorship groups in Canada, or refugee causes in other countries based on need. No expenses will be recovered by the author.
Medellín is a symbol of hope. Once notorious for its violent cartels and bloodshed, today's metropolis is a place transformed—dubbed "city of eternal spring" for its micro-climate in the Aburrá Valley.
All proceeds will support charities and sponsorship groups in Canada, or refugee causes in other countries based on need. No expenses will be recovered by the author.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Poetry
- Additional Categories Nonprofits & Fundraising, Street Photography
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Project Option: 5×8 in, 13×20 cm
# of Pages: 56 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9798211423107
- Publish Date: Mar 23, 2023
- Language English
- Keywords philanthropy, photographs, poems, #withRefugees
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About the Creator
mezi
Vancouver, Canada
Mezi is a Canadian-based poet, photographer and Zen student. His writing has appeared in several literary journals in North America, including The Malahat Review, Plenitude Magazine, and RPD Society, among others.