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Travels in the New South Africa

Leonard, John | July 19, 1993 issue

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The article comments on travels in South Africa. Around the still center of the seamed face at the tiny table in the huge reception hall of the Canton Centre, the colors of South African President Nelson Mandela revolution spin. Accustomed as people are to American Presidents who come on like the elephants in Aida, Mandela's repose seems sculptured, like music in a poem: when the innermost point in people stands/outside, as amazing space, as the other/side of air:/pure, immense,/not for people to live in now.

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TRAVEL; MANDELA, Nelson, 1918-; PRESIDENTS -- United States; ELEPHANTS; SOUTH Africa; UNITED States
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