Hair on Fire: Afghan Women Poets Justin Zorn or more efficiently allocate your

or more efficiently allocate your time and attention

Enlightening and inspiring

its queen has fallen and the people have turned against their king

And to show every Who he was DIFFERENT now

Then he meets Toby Finch

Hair on Fire: Afghan Women Poets Justin Zorn or more efficiently allocate yourFive female Afghan poets wield language to combat the loneliness, absurdity, and claustrophobia of life in a war torn country and its diaspora. There are hypnotic, long beards tangled with mass extinctions; hateful men burning grapevines; black blindfolds; jinn in chadors; and condoms advertised every eight minutes on TV. Interspersing these are tender moments: one poet describes brushing her daughter's hair, while another imagines a tree growing at