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Martine Mussies
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My name is Martine and I am writing my PhD about the Cyborg Mermaid. On this website, you'll find blogs about autism, cyborgs, mermaids, music, martial arts, Alfred of Wessex, (neuro)psychology and random nerdiness. More about me...

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Achtamar – two poems

Achtamar – two poems

september 20, 2018 creative writing / mermaids / mythology / poetry / translations

In Armenia, I learned the story of Achtamar. With the help of Ofelia Melikyan, I translated the famous poem by Hovhannes Tumanyan about this story. And with the help of John Vandenberg, I rewrote it into a poem of my own, that could possible serve as a song text…? 🙂

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