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The Third Ship
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"In the proximity of the blind stock market, and its walls clamourour with the fall of its",
Raghid Nahhas
(translator),
2004
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Kalimat : An International Periodical of English and Arabic Creative Writing , September no. 19 (English) 2004; (p. 69) -
The Fourth Ship
i
"A woman thinking... in the dark",
Raghid Nahhas
(translator),
2004
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Kalimat : An International Periodical of English and Arabic Creative Writing , September no. 19 (English) 2004; (p. 70-71) -
The Fifth Ship
i
"Times do not change... They fall on the steps of 'Bay Uglu'",
Raghid Nahhas
(translator),
2004
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Kalimat : An International Periodical of English and Arabic Creative Writing , September no. 19 (English) 2004; (p. 71-73) -
The Sixth Ship
i
"All tremors are not going to make my head bow,",
Raghid Nahhas
(translator),
2004
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Kalimat : An International Periodical of English and Arabic Creative Writing , September no. 19 (English) 2004; (p. 73-74) -
The First Ship
i
"The sailor's wife has told me that the sea is not water",
2004
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Kalimat : An International Periodical of English and Arabic Creative Writing , March no. 17 (English) 2004; (p. 17-20) -
The Second Ship
i
"The Lover: Oh sailor's wife return your wine,",
2004
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Kalimat : An International Periodical of English and Arabic Creative Writing , March no. 17 (English) 2004; (p. 20-21)
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