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Sulfur in My Hands by Nizar Qabbani
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روائع نزارقباني شاعرالحب والمرأة والغضب السياسي
Sulfur in My Hands and Your States Are Made of Paper…, a collection of political poetry by the Syrian Arab poet Nizar Qabbani, published in 1989 by Nizar Qabbani Publications in Beirut, Lebanon.
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