Mediterranean Lattice - Sarafa, Farrah
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Mediterranean Lattice: Eastern Shadows over Western Mirage "Poetry is a long, pent up scream-an echo which resounds in the secrecy of hearts." -Al Mazini (1890-1949). The following poems were written during a young girl's summer traveling alone through France, Spain, Germany and Italy. Reminders of her Arabic ancestry emerge, despite her excitement and aesthetic encounters, as she moves to discover that she is a nexus of cultural diversity. The daughter of Muslim-Palestinian mother and a Christian-Iraqi father, these poems are the products of her working through the feelings of dislocation and…mehr

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Mediterranean Lattice: Eastern Shadows over Western Mirage "Poetry is a long, pent up scream-an echo which resounds in the secrecy of hearts." -Al Mazini (1890-1949). The following poems were written during a young girl's summer traveling alone through France, Spain, Germany and Italy. Reminders of her Arabic ancestry emerge, despite her excitement and aesthetic encounters, as she moves to discover that she is a nexus of cultural diversity. The daughter of Muslim-Palestinian mother and a Christian-Iraqi father, these poems are the products of her working through the feelings of dislocation and tension that have resulted from her being bombarded by multiple cultural influences. These poems link Eastern and Western Mediterranean cultures that have influenced the poet through her life. They are the lattices of her multi-layered heritage and upbringing. Each mesmerizing, elementally unique country inspires different poetic arrangements of sensation and sentiment-provide texture to her experience. They are "the windows" through which she peers out at the world. Achieving Self-Love and Attracting Prosperity and Love into Your Life
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Farrah is a teacher, writer and editor living in Manhattan. After gradating from Columbia, she is working full time at enmeshing herself in the magazine/ book society, so accessible thanks to her parents. She has published poetry since adolescence, won awards for it and has three more manuscripts that are waiting their arrival to the public?You. She thanks you for relaxing, for breathing in through words?that more than any media, make art and life worth celebrating.