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Passersby in Passing Words
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It embodies the brilliance and depth of the poet Mahmoud Darwish in presenting philosophical and poetic visions that address issues of life and existence in a style that blends beauty and depth.
These selected articles from among the articles written by Mahmoud Darwish in recent years give them the quality of a Palestinian poet’s testimony to his time. The testimony here is not merely a commentary on time, but rather it is essentially an accompaniment of time through the multiplicity with which it is from one horizon to another. It is, accordingly, a writing with time, not about it.
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