Mar 21,2024
My Crime
By Khalil Sima’an
In his poetry, Sima'an wanders the narrow line between hope and disillusionment. It requires incredible strength to remain steadfast while witnessing the genocide of Palestinians.
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My Crime
By Khalil Sima’an
In his poetry, Sima'an wanders the narrow line between hope and disillusionment. It requires incredible strength to remain steadfast while witnessing the genocide of Palestinians.
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Mar 07,2024
The Piano Teacher
By Ramsey Hanhan
This musical and lyrical tale of estrangement by the great Ramsey Hanhan is a mastery of reminiscence of the love and terror that have engulfed Palestinians throughout the decennia.
Jan 20,2024
I Write a Poem
By Shahd Wadi
This beautiful homage by Shahd Wadi to her late father, Farouk, is incredibly gripping. A requiem for a poet that reverberates the imperative of writing for a Free Palestine.
Jan 08,2024
Lost at Sea
By Masa Faddah
A moving elegy to resistance; in the face of oppression, Faddah's poetry is a scream for revolution.
Jan 08,2024
Days Without Identity
By Mohamad Kayal
A story about identity, longing, friendship and hope. Kayal's engaging and direct style is gripping and wonderfully playful.
Dec 19,2023
Tunnel
By Mai Serhan
A new poem by one of our favorite authors, Mai Serhan. She writes about what we feel when confronted by the constant Western hypocrisy towards the Palestinian cause.
Nov 06,2023
Glass for Breakfast
By Nur Turkmani
"Glass For Breakfast" takes us from Lebanon to Palestine and echoes the connection between their peoples in grief, anger, sorrow and longing.
Nov 02,2023
Mamma, I'm fine
By Maya Murry
Read at the vigil for six year old Wadea Al Fayoume, who was murdered in cold blood, "Mamma, I'm fine" is a painful reminder of the blind hatred Palestinians have to endure.
Oct 30,2023
Desires
By Rua Jendawe
Jandawe's poetry is a laborious attempt at personal and collective reflection. Her gripping lines thwart social convention and confront the reader one word at a time.