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Poetry
Full moon
My nights are restless & sleepless
I’m looking through a window
It’s a full moon night, clear, beautiful blue sky
My lips are smiling, heart is full of love, ticklish inside,
Laying in my comfortable white bed, with my big wide happy, beautiful eyes, thinking of you,
Looking at the full moon from this side
Are you looking at full moon thinking of me from the other side?
There is a homeless hungry child with empty stomach, crying, desiring for the food
Complaining, why I don’t born wealthy like other,
Wishing for the food, toys and a shelter
looking at the full moon with tear eyes.
I’m thinking of you, looking at moon through my window from this side
Are you looking at a full moon thinking of me from the other side?
There’s woman, tired of her work.
Complaining in the dark, scared to be alone
wishing, desiring for the best life ahead, with her hopeful heart, empty eyes, looking at the full moon
I’m thinking of you, looking at the moon through my window from this side
Are you looking at a full moon thinking of me from the other side?
There’s a man lying in hospital’s bed, looking at the full moon, through hospital window
With his declining health, wishing to be normal, thinking for his family with empty eyes,
His heart is sinking, lips are mumbling,
Full of desires, to getting up, to be normal & healthy, wants to join his family, wishing to live longer.
Looking at the full moon.
I’m thinking of you, looking at moon through my window from this side
Are you looking at a full moon thinking of me from the other side?
There are dead innocent bodies lying on the Palestine ground, facing towards full moon,
with frozen, motionless eyes, blood dripping, terror is dancing around them, wolve tearing their rotten bodies,
thinking why we’re killed, what we have done?
We had a bright future ahead. Living peacefully
I’m thinking of you, looking at a full moon through my window from this side
Are you looking at a full moon thinking of me from the other side?
Are you thinking of me from the other side?
~Shazia Shah
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الأرض لن تعرف السلام ..
Najati Sidqi’s reminiscences, which chronicle the upheavals of the early 20th century, resonate with shocking familiarity today.
Najati Sidqi Introduced by Margaret Litvin October 31, 2025
"In the opening chapter of his posthumously published memoir, the activist and intellectual Najati Sidqi (1905–1979) wryly recalls how, in the early 1920s, “Jewish immigration to Palestine brought customs, ideas, and social practices alien to the conditions of Arab life” there. He reminisces about the cultural heterogeneity of his birthplace, Jerusalem—various tongues, intermingling styles of dress—as well as the influx of foreign ideologies: We started hearing of Bolshevism, of Anarchism, of Marx, Lenin, and Trotsky, and of Herzl. We got to know the workers’ movements among the Jewish immigrants, such as the Histadrut (the Federation of Jewish Workers), the Fraktsiya (the leftist opposition within the Histadrut), the Po’alei Tzion (Workers of Zion) party, and the kibbutzim . . . The Jewish workers with leftist inclinations sought to propagandize among the Arabs. Sidqi, then a teenage postal worker, frequented a coffee shop where he learned of these competing leftist tendencies and of the socialist revolution in Russia. All this, he reflects, at first seemed “distant from our local concerns,” yet “we were ready to listen to anything, to accept anything that might lift from us the nightmare” of the hardening British occupation in Palestine. At the café Sidqi befriended former members of the Po’alei Tzion who had broken with the party over its commitment to “a socialist Jewish state.” These activists, who coalesced into the Palestine Communist Party (PCP), rejected both British imperial rule and Zionism, which they considered “a bourgeois movement that benefited only wealthy Jews.” They insisted that their party, which “was for all inhabitants of Palestine,” could “reconcile the interests of the working classes” of Jews and Arabs alike. After the PCP was admitted to the Communist International (Comintern) in 1924, Sidqi became one of its first Arab members. When Moscow pushed the party to “Arabize” its upper ranks, he joined the youth central committee and was sent to the Soviet Union to study."
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