This collection is not a political slogan.

It is a record of lived experience—poems written under war, shaped by grief, pride, praise, and bitter clarity. These verses rise from bombardment and loss, yet remain anchored in language, heritage, and human dignity.

Through classical forms and modern sensibility, the poems preserve memory, confront erasure, and speak to free people everywhere who refuse silence.

This book does not ask for sympathy.
It offers testimony.

A voice from Gaza—addressing the world.