Poetry
249. Drink to me only with thine eyes
If you browse through any collection of love poems, you will certainly find Benjamin Jonson
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248. This is how I cook my grief
Today, once again, presenting Batool Abu Akleen, the Palestinian poet.
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247. Send the word over there that the Yanks are coming
The war song "Over There," written by George M. Cohan, gained popularity among the U.S. military and...
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246. our freedom belongs in our own hands
Iranian singers are quite active lately. Yesterday, I watched many music videos while channel surfin...
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245. We lived happily during the war
Poet Ilya Kaminsky was born in Odessa, a city in the former Soviet Union. His family sought asylum i...
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244. Never give all the heart, for love
William Butler Yeats is one of the greatest poets of the 20th century.
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243. May it strike your soul
Batool Abu Akleen is a poet and translator from Gaza, Palestine.
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242. when they cut you, I bleed
A reader introduced me to poet Dr. Kamand Kojouri, who is an Assistant Professor of English at the A...
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241. Singing through the bloody mist
“Streets of Minneapolis” is a song released by Bruce Springsteen as a response to President Trump’s...
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240. Iran, O my gorgeous paradise
Iranian authorities have just released a patriotic song amid the ongoing war to boost the morale of...
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239. How many times I could have died
I bought 'Letters From Gaza,' edited by Mohammed Al-Zaqqzooq and Mahmoud Alshaer,
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238. when the gun shots didn't arouse the neighbors
If you ever have time, watch Charles Bukowski's poem “Hell is a Lonely Place”
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