"Chair on Acre's Wall" by poet Najwan Darwish is a poetic work that carries a contemplative and emotional breath. It relies on Palestinian history and memory to craft an image of belonging and alienation simultaneously. The poet blends the imagery of the place - Acre's Wall, symbolizing resilience, the sea, and openness - with the presence of the broken human dreaming of freedom and return. In this collection, Darwish continues to write his poem with linguistic clarity and sensitive refinement, where individual intimacy meets existential and national questions, forming a text oscillating between longing, resistance, and the search for identity meaning in a turbulent world.