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It is a long poem by Mahmoud Darwish that expresses the poet’s struggle with death, and addresses the topics of existence, memory, and dreams, within a political and existential context that reflects the issues of the homeland and the Palestinian people.
“Death has defeated you, all arts”
Thus, in one phrase, the poet Mahmoud Darwish condenses in his mural what he tried to say in various ways throughout this poem – the collection
It is the moment of the final challenge between language and memory on the one hand, and an end that was rapidly approaching. Who else but the poet can confront death in this way, with that flow and this revelation?
Mahmoud Darwish is new here, his level of attention on the balcony of death increases, so he presents us with that experience in captivating poetry, in which time stops and its movement slows down, so moments, shots and scenes become eternal, so that we find after the famous journey of Gilgamesh an innovative journey to immortality.
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