The Jaguar Smile
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The poet was Daniel Ortega, whose most popular work was perhaps the one entitled I missed Managua in miniskirts. When Managuan hemlines rose above the knee, Ortega was in jail.President Ortega – or ‘Comandante Daniel’, as he was universally known – didn’t want to talk about his prison experiences any more. His poem, In the Prison, indicated why this might be:Kick him this way, like this,in the balls, in the face, in the ribs.Pass me the hot iron, the billy-club.Talk! Talk, you son-of-a-bitch,try... salt water,ta-a-alk, we don’t want to mess you up.I began to ask him about his writing, but he seemed embarrassed by my questions. ‘In Nicaragua,’ he said, ‘everybody is considered to be a poet until he proves to the contrary.’ Nowadays, his main literary effort was to persuade his ministers and officials to speak clearly to the people. ‘Too often we fall into using a language that puts them off, that creates a gulf.’ He looked like a bookworm who had done a body-building course; his manner, too, combined a bespectacled blinking, mild-voiced diffidence with an absolutely contradictory self-confidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The poet was Daniel Ortega, whose most popular work was perhaps the one entitled I missed Managua in miniskirts. When Managuan hemlines rose above the knee, Ortega was in jail.President Ortega – or ‘Comandante Daniel’, as he was universally known – didn’t want to talk about his prison experiences any more. His poem, In the Prison, indicated why this might be:Kick him this way, like this,in the balls, in the face, in the ribs.Pass me the hot iron, the billy-club.Talk! Talk, you son-of-a-bitch,try... salt water,ta-a-alk, we don’t want to mess you up.I began to ask him about his writing, but he seemed embarrassed by my questions. ‘In Nicaragua,’ he said, ‘everybody is considered to be a poet until he proves to the contrary.’ Nowadays, his main literary effort was to persuade his ministers and officials to speak clearly to the people. ‘Too often we fall into using a language that puts them off, that creates a gulf.’ He looked like a bookworm who had done a body-building course; his manner, too, combined a bespectacled blinking, mild-voiced diffidence with an absolutely contradictory self-confidence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salman Rushdie to read onlineMoreLess
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