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160 pages - in English and Arabic. I Sing From the Window of Exile brings together Palestinian poet Dareen Tatour’s first collection of poems in English translation, alongside the original Arabic texts. Written during Dareen’s time in exile in Sweden - before her return to occupied Palestine - she writes achingly of her love for her native land, lost and shattered relationships with people, places and time; and recalls the violence and humiliations inflicted on Palestinian women prisoners under Israeli rule. These poems sing off the page - a passionate rallying cry for justice and humanity.
160 pages - in English and Arabic. I Sing From the Window of Exile brings together Palestinian poet Dareen Tatour’s first collection of poems in English translation, alongside the original Arabic texts. Written during Dareen’s time in exile in Sweden - before her return to occupied Palestine - she writes achingly of her love for her native land, lost and shattered relationships with people, places and time; and recalls the violence and humiliations inflicted on Palestinian women prisoners under Israeli rule. These poems sing off the page - a passionate rallying cry for justice and humanity.