by Namaya | Jan 19, 2021 | B4 Peace, Love Letters from the Left
Re: Some modest wishes and best of luck Excuse me for being so informal and addressing you by your first names. Congratulations, a word that should have come from Donny the Id months ago. Nevertheless, the old goat will not easily give up the house he soiled,...
by Namaya | Jan 8, 2021 | Journey to Forgiveness, Poetry
Shroud of War: Invocation I am the Vietnam generation. I am the generationof witness and fire. I was a hospital corpsman during the Vietnam Warand though far from combat,the war hauntsme and my generation. This war of decades ago,and unending warsof the American war...
by Namaya | Dec 18, 2020 | Journey to Forgiveness
Dec 18 Yes, I can. This is the newer focus of the Journey to forgiveness. How are people with disabilities uniquely abled and exhibit enormous courage? In Vietnam, and elsewhere where people have been so impacted by war, the disabilities from agent orange, and yet...
by Namaya | Dec 10, 2020 | B4 Peace
My Lai Prayers Jan 2020 Breakfast of rice porridge was cooking on the wood stoves, people chattering, children laughing, mothers singing and cooking, and fathers ready to work in the rice fields. Then American soldiers descended on this village in a few hours...
by Namaya | Dec 10, 2020 | Photography
What is the nature of love What is the nature of freedom? Love in An Age of Plague – How is there freedom? This photoshoot with the two dancers Elizabeth and Lucia, designed and photographed by Namaya explores what is the nature of love in an age of Plague. In...
