Poetry for ChangeReading by me, Malak kalmoni Chehab, of the poem ‘Subjugation’, from my poetry book, Perfectly Flawed. It’s about postcolonialism and its effects after independence.
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https://anchor.fm/malak-kalmoni/episodes/Subjugation-e1mkujh
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Enclosed please find the link to my letter to time, part of the Unsealed contest, it’s published there. Interestingly, the beginning of the letter is an exert poem from my poetry book, Perfectly Flawed , titled: To Time.
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Romancing Time
A poem read by Malak Kalmoni Chehab from her poetry book, Perfectly Flawed.
It’s about loss, and the survivor’s need to Grieve, and wishing that you had a bit more time with loved ones.
https://anchor.fm/malak-kalmoni/episodes/A-Little-Bit-Longer-e1jot08
Knowing it’s published and holding it in your hands are 2 very different feelings! Elation, excitement, and fear of being judged! But then what’s the use of writing if you’re not critiqued? It shows you’re being read!
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I officially have 80 followers!!!! Not counting the views or anything else! Thank you for your continued support 🙏
Time, the b-ch, that slips through any wisps,
Takes away your joyous loves
Of the wander that the present presents.
Exert from my poetry book, Perfectly Flawed
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Unity needing solidarity, equality of sexes,
Races, and religious beliefs
Needs compromise, and setting of pride aside
Letting devotion to home, country, and family
Lift you above all that is petty.
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Exert from my poetry book, Perfectly Flawed. Available at ebook retailers, iTunes, kobo, Kindle, Googlebooks.com, Nook.com.
Also available in paperback and hardcover, FriesenPress.com, Amazon.com….
I was so excited when I got this!!!! Have you felt the same?
Poetry for Change 