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4 comments:
I love Lok Sek Sery poem, especially on a very last sentense that says why Khmers be under Chhor Viet, work or slave to Viet.
Good job, thank you!
If you love your province and your country as much as that, why don't you go back to Battambang and live their for the rest of your life ?
4:02AM
What question is this?. I believe you are an adult not a child but unconsidered. To love someone or something is a right of a person to express from s/he heart and it does not necessary that the person have to be with someone or live there, and Obviously the Poet has his reason not to live there.
Perhaps you should be mindful when asking question.
4:02AM is jealous.
Anett nass!
Ott baan nov Srok Krao!
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