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Usin Kerim is a Bulgarian Romani poet. Kerim has come to prominence in the genre of Romani poetry over the past decade.

He was born in 1929 by the banks of the River Vit in Bulgaria, and composed "Birth in the Encampment" and other poems.^[1]

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