Blackout Poems World Poetry Day

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Don’t walk in front of me …

I may not follow,

Don’t walk behind me …

I may not lead,

Just walk beside me

and be my friend.

Albert Camus

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Albert Camus was a French philosopher and journalist. He was born in French Algeria and has won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1957.

He is remembered for his skeptical humanism and his support for political tolerance, dialogue, and civil rights.

Recite your favourite (English) poem to your neighbour.

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