MAUNG MAUNG TINN
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Maung Maung Tinn is a refugee from Burma. He was born of a Karen mother and a Shan father in Karen State in 1969. He has lived in Mae Sot, Thailand, as a health worker and artist since escaping Burma in 1994. With help of many friends, his watercolors have been exhibited internationally: in USA and Canada (2001), France, Belgium (2005), Switzerland and Italy (2003), Japan and Italy (2006). With the profit of his artwork he likes to help poor families inside Karen State as well as those working as laborers around Mae Sot. |
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Where is the future? |
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They live on the road, they eat on the road and they sleep on the road |
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He has gone |
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Please ... a safe place |
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Each morning we wake up to the foul smell of garbage |
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Speak alone, eat alone and live alone |
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Can it be healed? |
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I don't have to worry about finding a snack |
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They will always remember the day of his landmine injury. His wife, then eight months pregnant, carrying him back to the village to find help |
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Please, wait for him to grow up |
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Let me take a rest ... for a while, please |
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Maung Maug Tinn |