6 CommentsA grey day dawning over snow slowly turning to carbon-saturated black mush? A snowman keeled over like a post-1989 piece of Soviet stauary? It’s all put us in the mood – for Eastern Europe! Kidding aside, here are some highlights from the Birch’s fantastic winter issue:
A poem about…gerunds. And literal translations. Trust us, it’s good.
Havel (ha, you thought you’d heard the last of him) on Communism: “it was built on blah blah blah“
Czech band describes paying to be imprisoned in a work camp, emo-ness of fans
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@kazzy The Georgian president, Mikhail Sakashvili, actually went to Columbia. Look how far that got him.
@Wow The first poem is really, really good.
@two things First: I didn’t think Columbia had a publication more boring than The Current. I was wrong.
Second: The Felipe thing is annoying. And creepy.
@Chiara Prichastiya! The first poem has made me feel bad that I am not studying for my russian test tomorrow which is about them.
Unsurprisingly, this publication, as with any other publication on a specific topic, is boring to those that aren’t interested in the topic but very much so to thus of us that are.
@Felipe Tarud is much more dynamic than a piece of BIRCH!
@mam A-Len, you don’t exist and you’re bad at pong