Poems that Do Not Sleep

Discover the profound journey of *Poems that Do Not Sleep*, a heartfelt collection of poetry by Hassan Al Nawwab, a former Iraqi soldier who has embraced life in Australia. This beautifully crafted trade paperback, published by Fremantle Press in 2021, creatively intertwines themes of war, exile, and the bittersweet nature of belonging. Each poem resonates with authenticity and is complemented by its Arabic counterpart, expertly translated by the poet himself. The collection is divided into two evocative sections, 'Tree Flying' and 'Diaspora', showcasing the stark contrasts between home and refuge, conflict and peace, capturing the raw emotions associated with homesickness in exile. Readers seeking literature that explores universal themes of love, loss, and resilience will find solace and understanding in these pages. Perfect for poetry enthusiasts and those interested in world literature, this collection not only provides a glimpse into personal experiences but also sparks conversations about identity and cultural displacement. Enjoy FREE shipping on this essential addition to your bookshelf, a must-have for any literary collection. Immerse yourself in the impactful world of *Poems that Do Not Sleep* today, and witness the unparalleled beauty of words that resonate even in silence.

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760990244
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2021
Publisher: Fremantle Press


Description:
Hassan Al Nawwab is a former Iraqi soldier who came to Australia after the war with his family 20 years ago. With devastating simplicity, these imagistic poems speak of war and terror, of homesickness in exile, the blessings of peace and the pain of belonging. The collection is in two parts, 'Tree Flying' and 'Diaspora', and each poem is presented with its counterpart in Arabic on the opposite page, as translated from English by the poet himself.
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