Articles
Palestine's
Poet of Exile
by Nathalie Handal. The Progressive, 2002.
Poetry
of Arab Pain: Are Israeli Students Ready?
by Susan Sachs. New York Times, March 7, 2000
Mahmoud
Darwich, un poète rentre d'exil
Le Monde, 23 August 2001 (in French)
Poet's
Palestine as a Metaphor
by Adam Shatz. New York Times, December
22, 2001
Translated poems
Seven poems
My Mother, Identity Card, Diary of a Palestinian Wound, Psalm 9,
Passport, Pride and Fury, The Pigeons Fly.
A
State of Siege
Ramallah, January 2002. Translated by Ramsis Amun
One
excerpt and two poems
One square meter of prison, Neighing at the Slope,
They Would Love To See Me Dead (Fence, Vol 5 No 1,
Spring/Summer 2002)
Biographical
note and two poems
Excerpt from 'Mural' and 'Without
exile, who am I?' (Khalil Sakaini Cultural Centre)
I
Come from There
(poemhunter.com)
Passport
(poemhunter.com)
Psalm
9
(poemhunter.com)
Psalm
Three
(poemhunter.com)
Under
Siege
(poemhunter.com)
Poems in Arabic
'An
al-Insan
'An
al-Umniyat
Bitaqat
Hawiyah
Illa
Ummi
Muhammad
Risalah
min al Manfa
The
Challenge Poetry
recital
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