The writing is visceral and evocative; it is less about describing events and more about making you, the reader, feel them. — Meeم A’yن, You, the witness - Palestinian poetry book Copy Share WhatsApp
by Meeم A’yن
Poetry · 105 pages
“Yet, even here, I also write of hope and solidarity, chronicling the journey of the Sumud Flotilla—a testament to those who refuse to look away.”
“Build a mountain of pain on the small frame of a child who weighed less than a sack of flour.”
“The countries that provided the soldiers and weapons, including nuclear weapons to Israel told you that Hamas is the enemy and that they are starving the Palestinians.”
I'm a writer who loves to play with words, using them to uncover hard truths and give voice to the unspoken.
“The child who died that day, my little brother, was never supposed to be the one.”
“Acceptance of pain heals our pain, acceptance of grief makes us a source of light not only for ourselves but also for others.”
“My breath slowly became stable, and all of a sudden, the power was out; darkness flooded the room.”
“The candles shall flicker with the approach of the storm as the dark winds will crush the hope and bury the happiness within the infinite depths of darkness.”
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