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That's her picture and that's the lover's suicide Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish And the dream takes shape, he gets afraid. But the city stands at the peak of the new wound, And in the explosion of the storm, what does the wind say? We...

Late night Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish This book contains a collection of poems by the poet Mahmoud Darwish, including The Old Wound, Love Song on the Cross, Out of the Myth, and other poems.

I love you or I don't love you Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish Every day we die, and steps burn, and an imperfect phoenix is ​​born, then we live to be killed again, my country. We come to you as prisoners and dead. And Sirhan...

Birds are dying in the Galilee Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish In my mind is a song, sister, about my country, sleep so I can write it.. I saw your body carried on the sand And it was oozing colors, So I told them: My...

Palestinian resistance literature under occupation Author's name: Ghassan Kanafani In the three sections of this analytical study - the first in-depth study to appear in the Arab world on this important subject - Palestinian writer Ghassan Kanafani presents the cultural situation of the Arabs...

In Zionist literature Author's name: Ghassan Kanafani As usual, Kanafani turns to what many would not think of, examining literature and language. He draws the reader's attention to the Hebrew language and how it was used only in religious writings and prayers. He then...

Waiting for the barbarians Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish Various articles by Mahmoud Darwish, including two in memory of Mu'in Bseiso, an article on Lorca, and interviews with Mahmoud Darwish.

Passersby in passing words Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish These selected articles, among those written by Mahmoud Darwish in recent years, give them the quality of a Palestinian poet's testimony to his time. The testimony here is not merely a commentary on time, but rather,...

Memory for Oblivion Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish In this book, we read Mahmoud Darwish's description and literary analysis of what happened one day in the summer of 1982 in Beirut. The publisher states on the last page of the book: Mahmoud Darwish wrote this...

Fun Mathematics Mathematical tales and puzzles Yakov Perelman Yakov Perelman's book "Mathematics for Fun" is one of the simplest books in his popular series devoted to the topics of orthodox mathematics. This book contains mathematical puzzles, many of which are presented in the form...

Entertaining Physics Yakov Perelman Can we hold a shooting bullet in our hands? Why can't a perpetual motion engine be made? How do mirages arise? Who invented the greenhouse for spaceships? The answers to these and many other interesting questions can be found by...

Butterfly effect Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish Every day we die, and steps burn, and an imperfect phoenix is ​​born, then we live to be killed again, my country. We come to you as prisoners and dead. And Sirhan was a prisoner of wars, and...

Diary of Ordinary Sadness Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish A diary written about Darwish's early life in Palestine before his displacement, marked by sadness and revolution. In this book, Mahmoud Darwish describes in prose the state of the Palestinian people and their suffering at the...

The returnee's confusion Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish The book includes dozens of words spoken by Mahmoud Darwish on various occasions. Most of these words deal with figures who excelled in one or more fields, from Yasser Arafat to Emile Habibi and Fadwa Toukan to...

I see what I want Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish I see what I want from the field... I see braids of wheat combed by the wind. I close my eyes: This mirage leads to the Nahawand and this stillness leads to lapis lazuli. I...

Weddings Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish Two hands of stone and thyme This hymn.. By Ahmed El-Mansi Between two butterflies The clouds have gone and scattered me The mountains threw their coats and hid me Descending from the bee of the old wound To the...

eleven planets Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish Violins weep with the gypsies going to Andalusia. Violins weep for the Arabs leaving Andalusia. Violins weep for a lost time that will not return. Violins weep for a lost homeland that may return.

I don't want this poem to end Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish The late poet Mahmoud Darwish's "last collection", titled "I Don't Want This Poem to End," is divided into three sections: The first, titled "The Dice Player," begins with the poem with which he...

Why did you leave the horse alone? Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish In this new collection on the entire Arab poetic scene, Mahmoud Darwish moves towards biography: the biography of place when geography contains it so that history can express itself in it, and the...

It's a song, it's a song Author's name: Mahmoud Darwish I am he who saw what is unseen. It is a song that means nothing to it but its rhythm, a wind that blows to blow for itself. It is the song of a...