Sign-In
Cart
Where the Olive Trees Weep: Poems of Exile, Resistance & Longing for Home
Paperback
Please select the version of book you would like to purchase.
ISBN13: 9798281036887
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 22 2025
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 22 2025
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
This book is not just a collection of poems-
It is a journey, a passage through the heartache and hope of a people,
Whose struggle is painted on the canvas of history,
Whose pain is etched in the sand of their homeland,
And whose dreams flutter like the wings of the birds that never leave. Each poem here is a thread in the tapestry of Palestine-
It is a journey, a passage through the heartache and hope of a people,
Whose struggle is painted on the canvas of history,
Whose pain is etched in the sand of their homeland,
And whose dreams flutter like the wings of the birds that never leave. Each poem here is a thread in the tapestry of Palestine-
A tapestry woven from the fabric of exile, resistance, and love for the land.
It is a story of a people who have known loss,
Yet have never let their spirit be broken.
From the hills of Nablus to the shores of Gaza,
From the refugee camps to the streets of Ramallah,
The heartbeat of Palestine echoes in every verse. In these pages, you will find the voices of those who came before us-
They speak for every mother who has lost her child,
For every father who has buried his dreams,
For every child who grows up knowing that freedom is a distant star. Through these poems, we remember.
We remember the past, we honor the present,
And we dare to dream of a future where Palestine is free,
Where the land is ours once again,
Where the olive trees stand tall, and the sun never sets on our dreams. This is the poetry of Palestine-
A poetry of pain, of hope, of defiance,
But above all, a poetry of resilience
It is a story of a people who have known loss,
Yet have never let their spirit be broken.
From the hills of Nablus to the shores of Gaza,
From the refugee camps to the streets of Ramallah,
The heartbeat of Palestine echoes in every verse. In these pages, you will find the voices of those who came before us-
They speak for every mother who has lost her child,
For every father who has buried his dreams,
For every child who grows up knowing that freedom is a distant star. Through these poems, we remember.
We remember the past, we honor the present,
And we dare to dream of a future where Palestine is free,
Where the land is ours once again,
Where the olive trees stand tall, and the sun never sets on our dreams. This is the poetry of Palestine-
A poetry of pain, of hope, of defiance,
But above all, a poetry of resilience
Also from
Esaf, Fazal
Kathakal from the Land of Coconuts: Heartfelt Stories of Life in a Kerala Village
Esaf, Fazal
Paperback
$13.20
Pazhaniyur Diaries - Where Every Story Lives On: Unforgotten Stories of Tamil Nadu
Esaf, Fazal
Paperback
$12.00
When the Lamp Went Out: Whispers, Curses, and Spirits from the Haunted Heart of India
Esaf, Fazal
Paperback
$19.20
The Republic of Rain and Reverie: Tales from the Borderlands of Memory and Myth
Esaf, Fazal
Paperback
$15.60
Unmasking Hate - Poetry Against Islamophobia: A Powerful Response to Prejudice and Fear
Esaf, Fazal
Paperback
$12.00
Bazaar of the Forgotten: Tales from a Land That Remembers More Than It Forgives
Esaf, Fazal
Paperback
$15.60
Also in
General Poetry
Dante's Vita Nuova, New Edition: A Translation and an Essay
Pitavy, Francois
Alighieri, Dante
Paperback
$33.00
Sounding the Seasons Enlarged Edition: One Hundred and Ten Sonnets for the Christian Year
Guite, Malcolm
Paperback
$19.94
Lao Tzu: Tao Te Ching: A Book about the Way and the Power of the Way
Le Guin, Ursula K.
Lao Tzu
Paperback
$18.00
They Bloom Because of You: Poems on the Infinite Love, Growth, and Magic of Motherhood
Urlichs, Jessica
Paperback
$18.05
This Is the Main Event: Discovering the Life You Long for in the Life You Have
Smith, Joshua Luke
Hardcover
$24.70