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
“This book humbly echoes your cries—to remind the world that the believers are never defeated, for their final return is to Allah.”
“How many times must a ceasefire be violated before the world admits it is dealing with a liar?”
“This silence is a historical echo, a failure of the Arab world, of Muslims, of humans, of humanity itself.”
I'm a writer who loves to play with words, using them to uncover hard truths and give voice to the unspoken.
“In the silence, "even my thoughts refuse to follow," and the ache of loss grows heavier.”
“Acceptance of pain heals our pain, acceptance of grief makes us a source of light not only for ourselves but also for others.”
“The silence he left behind felt heavier than before, pressing down on the old wooden walls, on my ribs, on the back of my throat.”
“My skin prickled as goosebumps spread across my arms; my breath shallowed, as if these words unlocked a darkness inside me, a secret meant only for me.”
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