ain

In Amharic they are known as ain, or eyes, and the more of them, the better.

“I never heard of it. They ain’ got Specters there?”

But you ask anyone, they know if she go past, because there ain’ no one like her in Ci’gazze, not before and not now.

Academic freedom was not the ain concern of these organizing efforts, and unions are not particularly sensitized or adept at defending such concerns.

All come in discrete heaps on a round of injera punctured by tiny eyes, or ain, the Amharic term for bubbles trapped in the dough.