Have I not gathered around my eyelash the dreams of your deliverance? Behold my eyes, behold my hands.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)

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Have I not gathered around my eyelash the dreams of your deliverance? Behold my eyes, behold my hands.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)

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Poetry: my criminal lands where my wound carved itself.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)
So many nightmares drowned in blood and books.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)
History is our desire, tiedâlike any other desireâto the violence of time.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)
Ungraspable in your folly.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)

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Enigma upon enigma. [...] And just at that moment she arrived, the veiled woman. Recall her hands and their tracery of henna, remember her protection, her mildness, her myths, her whimsical tales. Also remember the sound of the sea.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)
His gaze suddenly attracted by the image of a woman tattooed on the background of a Chinese fresco, an image capable of swallowing appearances.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)
My double identity [...] revolving in the very interior of my mask.
â ABDELKEBIR KHATIBI âď¸Â Tattooed Memory, transl. by Peter Thompson, (2016)