Haitian author Louisket Edmond looks back at the land he took his very first step and chronicles the once fulfilling life lived by the natives of Haiti. Take an in-depth look into the culture and lifestyle that are yet to be revived after a devastating catastrophe.

Haiti, unknown to most people, is a Caribbean country rich in history and traditions. Its past traces back to the days of slavery, a story that reflects vigorous suffering and impressive resilience. But this important piece of the country is suddenly put on as a background when in the afternoon of January 12, 2010, a powerful earthquake hit the island of Hispaniola. This calamity killed an estimated 300,000 people and had injured millions of others. Causing a widespread damage and leaving many people homeless, the earthquake practically ruined all major infrastructures of the Haiti capital. The Tears of Haiti reminds readers of this fact and raises an invitation for expressing compassion and help in any way one can, including prayers.

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