Emeline

Performance by Haitian Singer/Songwriter Emeline Michel Haitian Singer/Songwriter Emeline Michel caps off the summit with a song.

A Women in the World performance by Haitian singing star Emeline Michel, honoring the lost women's movement heroines of Haiti.

At one end was the head of a girl, that they called "Emeline," and at the other was an oil-painting of a cat.

The trend of its chapters, from the cat to "Emeline," was a well-trodden and ever-entertaining way.

Say, Emeline; there's some of that wild-cherry bounce down cellar, ain't there?

The shocked expression came across his face again, and he runs to Emeline and takes her arm.

It's because, Emeline, it's because down here I'm nigher bein' where I belong than anywheres else but one place.