Mahmoud Darwish has been called Palestine’s most important poet, and he is often compared in stature to giants like Czeslaw Milosz. Hear Fady Joudah read from his award-winning translations of this major Arabic poet. Joudah appeared as part of the Center for the Art of Translation’s Lit&Lunch series.
Joudah reading “I Have the Wisdom of One Condemned to Death”:
(2:20)
Joudah reading “We Walk On the Bridge”:
(3:21)
Joudah reading “In Jerusalem”:
(2:00)
Joudah reading “Take My Horse and Slaughter It”:
(1:40)
Joudah reading “Who Am I Without Exile”:
(2:28)
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