May God curse physics<\/p>\n
Why do the migrants drown and float on the water after they have breathed<\/p>\n
Their last?<\/p>\n
Why not the reverse?<\/p>\n
Why doesn\u2019t a person float when they are alive and drown when they are dead?<\/p>\n
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This anthology of poems is by the Palestinian-Syrian poet Ghayath Almadhoun, born in 1979. The anthology has been termed a poetic manifesto on refugeeism that ranges from questions of homeland, the situation in Syria, to the Arab diaspora in Europe. This volume includes a selection of his poems translated for the first time into Hebrew.<\/p>\n
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Translation editor: Fardus Habib Allah<\/p>\n
Literary editor: Shoham Smith<\/p>\n
Copy editor: Amira Binyamini-Nevo<\/p>\n
Cover: Faten Jarrous Giryes<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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