Maurits Bosma
Inserting Multiple Rows inside the Module
As long as you keep one instance of the destination module (i.e. the div with the class “divi-row-destination”) per section, you can insert multiple rows to that destination simply by giving it the same class “divi-portable-row”.
For example, you could add another row with a gallery module above the row with the menu items previously created. Then give the row the same class “divi-portable-row”
The Living and the Dead – Maggie Bloomfield
Based on a work by Aurelio Torres and the research of Ian Urbino
Like a cypress with two trunks
pillars ascend from the deep,
holdm tangled wires of steel,
a network of rusted cages symbolizing
the chaos and disregard for oceans-
the Asian Pacific,
the West African Atlantic.
How seductive a life at sea–offering
freedom, escape from lives destabilized
by governments, laws, families,
guilt.
In the tortured spaces of these wires,
murder waits.
Davey Jones Locker a morgue,
ocean outlaws, sporting
dark fishing fleets, ghost boats.
Wishful fishermen,
naïve to the uncompromising greed
of companies and captains,
are conscripted, trafficked, enslaved,
sleep in caves beneath decks,
trawl 45 foot nets until their backs break.
Without enough squid or sea bass in their nets,
sent below to die of scurvy
or meet a watery death along with
piles of unwanted sea life- fish, porpoises,
coral reefs, trapped, tossed
to the bottom of the world.
Bodies of men and fish drift ashore,
discarded by illegal Chinese squid trawlers,
pollute Gambia’s once vibrant beaches,
left to become dust.
We don’t think about Dark Fleets
while sunning on our pristine beaches.
Eating chilean sea bass, we don’t consider
the carbon footprint of thousands
of unwatched, unmonitored
fishing boats.
These pillars reach up to the sky, expose
the crimes, offer awareness, sunlight,
hope
for a thousand Sea Shepherds,
Green Peace vessels,
to navigate the ravaged waters,
follow the black ships,
burn their nets, bring criminals to justice,
unwind and repair the world
where lifeblood begins–
the magnificent sea.