Palestine Map Necklace with Mahmoud Darwish's poem Arabic Calligraphy. Mahmoud Darwish was a Palestinian poet and author who was regarded as the Palestinian national poet. He has won numerous awards for his works. Darwish used Palestine as a metaphor for the loss of Eden, birth and resurrection, and the anguish of dispossession and exile.
>>>> On this earth what makes life worth living <<<<<
>>>> References: تردد إبريل، رائحة الخبزِ <<<<<
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By Mahmoud Darwish
Translated by Karim Abuawad
On this earth what makes life worth living:
the hesitance of April
the scent of bread at dawn
an amulet made by a woman for men
Aeschylus’s works
the beginnings of love
moss on a stone
the mothers standing on the thinness of a flute
and the fear of invaders of memories.
On this earth what makes life worth living:
September's end
a lady moving beyond her fortieth year without losing any of her grace
a sun clock in a prison
clouds imitating a flock of creatures
chants of a crowd for those meeting their end smiling
and the fear of tyrants of the songs.
On this earth what makes life worth living:
On this earth stands the mistress of the earth
mother of beginnings
mother of endings
it used to be known as Palestine
it became known as Palestine
my mistress:
I deserve because you're my mistress
I deserve life.