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  • #1
    “We emerged from the scream,
    we lived within it for a thousand years,
    and we didn't ask from which throat we spilled.
    Suddenly, everything went silent,
    and screamers no longer had a voice.
    It is said in lore that an epic has melted our traces.”
    Hashim Shalula

  • #2
    Mahmoud Darwish
    “And my name - if I mispronounce it on my coffin - is mine”
    Mahmoud Darwish, Mural

  • #3
    Farah Naz Rishi
    “Just because you’ve lost all hope doesn’t mean you get to throw out hope for all of us.”
    Farah Naz Rishi, I Hope You Get This Message
    tags: hope

  • #4
    “And because this isn't history, but mystery---my story---let's start with me for a change.”
    Joanne M. Harris, The Gospel of Loki

  • #5
    “To induce a person's change of heart is different from challenging the tremendous force of collective denial.”
    Isabella Hammad, Recognizing the Stranger: On Palestine and Narrative

  • #6
    Alice Oseman
    “You can't tell whether people are gay by what they look like. And gay or straight aren't the only two options.”
    Alice Oseman, Heartstopper: Volume One

  • #7
    Sonia Hartl
    “Wanting to love and be loved wasn't a weakness.”
    Sonia Hartl, The Lost Girls

  • #8
    Mahmoud Darwish
    “Who am I to defy nothingness? who am I? who am?”
    Mahmoud Darwish

  • #9
    Mahmoud Darwish
    “I've forgotten how to breathe with my lungs
    I've forgotten speech
    I'm scared for my language
    Leave the rest and just bring back my language!”
    Mahmoud Darwish, Mural

  • #10
    “As I write this, a ceasefire has still not been called. I wonder what reality you now live in. From the point in time at which you read this, what do you say of the moment I am in? How large is the gulf between us?”
    Isabella Hammad, Recognizing the Stranger: On Palestine and Narrative

  • #11
    “It is a novel horror in human history to watch a genocidal war on our phones. For men, women, and children, scholars, artists, and journalists to live-tweet the moments before they are killed.”
    Isabella Hammad, Recognizing the Stranger: On Palestine and Narrative

  • #12
    “A new loin,
    a new dagger,
    a new Brutus.
    The stabbing is ancient,
    what's ancient is the stabbing.
    O world,
    the stabbed have become three.”
    Hashim Shalula

  • #13
    “I try to breathe,
    but as I inhale,
    the light screams,
    the sea roars,
    and the world around me threatens to collapse.
    I run--
    above water, below water
    chasing shadows that twist and disappear.
    A colossal hand flips me over,
    tossing me left, then right,
    spinning me endlessly in this vast, burning pan.”
    Fatima Hassouna

  • #14
    “I want a grave,
    I don't want my corpse to rot in the open road.”
    Batool Abu Akleen



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