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Celebrate the Dual in Yale - Hatem Al-Zahrani - 2019 - Dar Tashkeel for Publishing and Distribution
JOD
Get it by 5 Aug | Order in 3 Hours 8 Minutes
“You remembered that in Yale as she was freeing her conservative father's dog. On a young night, she wore her brittle white hair to surprise the face of the stranger of metaphor. Near the house of Harold Bloom, which I was not guided to because I was not influenced by other anxious ones, nor did I follow his map of misreading. Between 'mimesis' and philology, or al-Mutanabbi and his peers, or New York/the apple of the earth and the earth, or between 'a grave to Adonis and a grave to Adonis.' With my Jewish friend as he draws the fine lines between Muhammad Musa and Musa Muhammad. Before New Haven, its coffee settled in the scattered glass... -- And at what time did you write the poem? -- At what time did you read the words? And... does the poem, my Arab reader, have a specific time? -- And does music, my rhyming friend, have a unified space?”