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Ash and Air: a Poetry Folio from Gaza

I might turn               twenty               next month I might not. . .

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various stages of unheard

She has bound herself to listening and has been careful not to speak for her subjects. Even the very act of stealing the camera is part of this redressing.

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New Habits

I await her daily dispatches so I can edit and publish them. I get this homework done quickly, afraid any tardiness would disappoint the teacher.

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2023 Annual Report

Take a look at what Mizna achieved in 2023.

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Uncrafted #1: An Interview with Chase Berggrun

But for me, the ways in which poems allow a reader to access feeling, I think those are also the ways in which poems are really useful political tools. Because a poem does not allow politics to be disentangled from the material reality of feeling.

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in the genocide: a Poetry Folio

If I could, Dear martyr, I would not leave you here In a poem, but in my arms

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“Looking for Palestine in Santiago, Chile” & other work

Translation is exile. I have nothing left to say but I’ll say it.

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How to Teach Atom Egoyan’s “Ararat” to Twelfth Graders

Don’t tell them I’m Armenian.  A colleague told me she recommended a book about the genocide to her student. She was called into the headmaster’s office the next day. Turn the movie back on. 

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