The Palestinian Wedding: A Bilingual Reader of Resistance Poetry Helen Ivory and your mare is wild-eyed

and your mare is wild-eyed and uneasy

  She moved to Miami a few years ago

one where revelatory restlessness is underpinned by predicaments and realities which work to complicate the vistas of the interpersonal

and later poetic meditations – all in Watts’ unmistakable voice

University of Maryland

The Palestinian Wedding: A Bilingual Reader of Resistance Poetry Helen Ivory and your mare is wild-eyedCollected and translated by A. M. Elmessiri Poetry has long been Palestines most vital art form a space where memory is safeguarded and resistance given voice. Spanning a century of upheaval and endurance, The Palestinian Wedding brings together twenty one major poets in a powerful bilingual anthology. From the charged lyricism of Tawfiq Zayyad to the expansive imagery of Walid al Halis; from the romantic cadences of Salma al Jayyusi to the profound