Posts tagged gaza genocide
My Love Poems are the Most Palestinian Thing About Me: new essay in a dream pub, The Offing!
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My latest poem is out in Apogee Journal!
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These Palestinian tatreez artists are introducing the Midwest to our most beloved folk art
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Honored to be included among these Pali poet powerhouses in Columbus
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An ode to my neighbor, the dive bar
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A poem written amid grief, heartache, and a mental breakdown. My latest in Palette Poetry.
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Two new poems about Palestine when we need them most
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