Faleeha Hassan
Faleeha Hassan Poems
Tonight
When I entered my apartment
The stairs were lying like tired men after a hard day's work
The door a yawning mouth
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Faces of love
Do not carry me in your hand
Like a small bird wet with rain drops
Love is a traumatic experience
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In Nights of War
My mother forced us to go to sleep before sunset
She told us
The warning siren will take the sleep from your eyes
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After forty years of snow
Do you remember the watch you gave to me wrapped in a poem?
It is still bound to my soul's meaning
The more time passes
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Oh, my god
This poem!
Whenever I try to make her stand on the reality line
She flutters like Marilyn Monroe's dress in the imaginations of men
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Credible lies
Oh, Faleeha
How brilliant is your future
I whisper in my ear
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When I drink tea in New Jersey
Like a girl who writes poetry about a boy she has never seen My day sits with all this disappointment
Counting her fleeting moments
I remember my mother using the smell of onions
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I'm crying
Not because you squeezed my heart and threw it like a sponge into desert,
Yes, I'm crying but not because you did not smile at me
but your teeth look whiter than white when you saw a woman's shadow pass you,
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Two soldiers
Let's celebrate
Let us run to that hill
Let us climb up the remains of that tank and sing
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On the back seat
She sat close to him
And he was trying to reduce the distance between them
But her bag was there
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The poet
Imagine yourself without poetry
Than
Your life would-be like this
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I can't be an angel
As you requested
The feather I had been saving for the past year
From the slaughtered ducks
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My Guest
There is nothing more important than you, my guest
I will delay my sickness until you leave
And I will cover my sadness with a big smile
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• My Dangerous Memory
Oh, great
Whenever I dream of birds
The cages fly above my head
...
Means you walk with a mute dignity
And because the touch has a memory, you can no longer make another one,
No sea can reveal to you the joy of its flowing and its every wave is shackled with corpses and identities of drowned people, no land will welcome your shy steps.
To be a refugee
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Faleeha Hassan Biography
Faleeha Hassan She is a poet, teacher, editor, writer, playwriter born in Najaf, Iraq, in 1967, who now lives in the United States. Faleeha is the first woman to wrote poetry for children in Iraq. She received her master's degree in Arabic literature, and has now published 24 books. Her poems have been translated into English, Turkmen, Bosevih, Indian, French, Italian, German, Kurdish, Spain, Korean, Greek, Serbia, Albanian, Pakistani and Malayalam language. Ms. Hassan has received many awards in Iraq and throughout the Middle East for her poetry and short stories. Faleeha Hassan has also had her poems and short stories published in a variety of American magazines such as: Philadelphia poets 22, Harbinger Asylum, Brooklyn Rail April2016, Screaming mamas, The Galway Review, Words Without Borders, TXTOBJX, Intranslation, SJ Magazine, Nondoc, Wordgathering, SCARLET LEAF REVIEW, Courier-Post, I am not a Silent Poet, Taos Journal, Inner Child Press, Atlantic City Press, SJ Magazine, Intranslation Magazine, The Guardian, Words Without Borders, Courier-Post, Life and Legends, Wordgathering, SCARLET LEAF REVIEW, Indiana Voice Journal, The Bees Are Dead, IWA, Poetry Soup, Poetry Adelaide Literary Magazine, Philly, The Fountain Magazine, DRYLAND, The Blue Mountain Review, Otoliths, Taos Journal of Poetry and Art, TXTOBJX, DODGING THE RAIN, Poetry Adelaide Literary Magazine, NonDoc Philly, DRYLAND, American Poetry Review, The Fountain Magazine, Uljana Wolf, Arcs, Tiferet and Ice Cream Poetry Anthology, Dryland Los Angeles underground art &writing Magazine, Setu Magazine, Opa Anthology of contemporary, BACOPA Literary Review, Better than Starbucks Magazine, Tweymatikh ZQH Magazine, TUCK Magazine, Street Light Press, Empty Mirror Magazine, Spider Mirror Journal, Turn A Page Or Two, Within Darkness & Light, RAMINGO Magazine, Pyrokinection magazines, Anapest Journal, NewMyths, Oprah magazine, The Paragon Press, SIXFLOD, Our Poetry Archive Magazine, L3 Magazine, ETHOS literary journal, WHERE WORDS MATTER SPILWORDS PRESS, Universal Oneness: An Anthology of Magnum Opus Poems from around the World, Alien Buddha Zine#4, Mama's smile magazine, The Love Poets anthology, The First Class literary magazine, The U.S. World War I Centennial Commission, The Word For Peace in Many Languages anthology, Bacopa Literary Review, CONSEQUENCE magazine and Universal Oneness anthology.)
The Best Poem Of Faleeha Hassan
Tonight
Tonight
When I entered my apartment
The stairs were lying like tired men after a hard day's work
The door a yawning mouth
My TV was listening intently to the sports newscast
And
Like a huge fat woman, the couch was sitting on the floor
Hardly breathing the used air
The curtain tickled the cheek of the window………
Swaying gracefully above
My books slept like babies on the hands of the bookshelves
The dining table was listening to the whispers of her chairs
The lamps were winking at to each other
The fan was busy flailing her arms indifferent
In my apartment
The life looks the same as I left it
Everything is normal
No,
It is more than normal
Strange………
No one missed me?
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4/23/2024 11:50:37 PM # 1.0.0.1119
very gd poet, wd very sensitive heart n a very sharp political mind