Tag: Nizar Qabbani

Nizar Qabbani: Love, Damascus & the Poetry of Rebellion

Born on March 21, 1923, Nizar Qabbani became one of the most widely read and recognizable poets of the modern Arab world by writing about subjects that were simultaneously universal and deeply controversial: love, desire, women, heartbreak, freedom, political disappointment, war, exile, and the complicated relationship between the individual and society. His poetry often used …

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