Yet, even here, I also write of hope and solidarity, chronicling the journey of the Sumud Flotilla—a testament to those who refuse to look away. — Meeم A’yن, You, the witness - Palestinian poetry book Copy Share WhatsApp
by Meeم A’yن
Poetry · 105 pages
“This book is a sketch of words, born from a need to bear witness to a profound human tragedy: the siege and genocide in Gaza.”
“Muslim nations acknowledge a genocide is occurring, yet their statements are cowardly anonymous, refusing to write the name of the perpetrator.”
“From the landscapes of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, she does not merely write; she architects a sanctuary of sound in a world gripped by silence.”
I'm a writer who loves to play with words, using them to uncover hard truths and give voice to the unspoken.
“Because in the real world, where work happens, where decisions are made, where people build lives, no one cares about your waistline.”
“This approach helps avoid “all or nothing” thinking, the trap that either everything must be perfect, or nothing works.”
“When people look at a child's report card, they believe they are reading the child.”
“Over time, many nurses feel emotionally dry, like they are giving so much love, patience, and understanding that nothing is left for themselves.”
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