Bourdieu – Capital holders/ Builders of your common sense/ Beliefs pre-given
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Italy – Your Vespa cuts through/ My hands wrapped around your waist/ Warm wind on my face
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Daily haiku: Diversity – Flat world would be dull/ No point sharing ideas/ One flavor of love
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Daily haiku: Airport – I belong no place/ Feels like I belong here/ Always in transit
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