Two poems on longing for the sea, watermelons, ancestors, and illegal settlements.
Read More“what a difficult, scary / place to be, at the cliff / of your self.”
Read More“what curious, impossible wonder, / the passage of time.”
Read MoreA poem celebrating death, in all its shapes and sizes.
Read MoreOn migration, homelands, and more.
Read MoreA three-part poem on the nuances of grief and mourning one’s grandmother, with the cultural and geographic implications of being in Bahrain.
Read More“I loved stardom, the kingdom of literary salons,”
Read MoreFreedom, in all its healing forces.
Read MoreA poem on home, wherever it may be, but especially in Palestine.
Read More“i raged, in a silent mussitation of belief, / in a quiet prayer to the stars / asking for a little more gleam,”
Read More“With hair like the black holes that stud the sky / and star-studded eyes / She looks at everything with wonder like / Everything is a miracle”.
Read MoreA poem on Beirut, tetas, and unanswered letters.
Read MoreTwo poems on the loss of a mother and their often metaphorical weight in our lives.
Read More“we can all be superstars”.
Read MoreConversations with the sea.
Read More“In the garden I became a poet. It was an accident, of course.”
Read MoreA poem on nostalgia in all its forces.
Read MoreA poem on self-image and puberty.
Read MoreOn Arab, Islamic mythologies and the revelations they bring forth.
Read MoreA poem on the resurfacing of ancestors and their power on our bodies.
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