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Braverman, Braverman

Suella Braverman statements about hate reveal her own personal feelings

Shirley Martin by Shirley Martin
14-11-2023 17:51
in Poetry
Reading Time: 1 min read
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A woman's face, drwan eigth times with a different expression each time.

The faces of Suella Braverman. Picture by Stan, with permission

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Braverman, Braverman
What will you say
You talk about hate
And hope hate goes away
But the hate that you highlight
Is all of your own
Which you weigh in your hand
And throw like a stone

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