The diaries of ordinary sadness

Diaries written about the life of the first Darwish in Palestine before his displacement, characterized by sadness and revolution. In this book, Mahmoud Darwish describes in prose what the condition of the Palestinian people has become and what they suffer from the fierce Israeli enemy in the occupied homeland and in exile until his days became a long day of oppression and sadness. It is true that when Mahmoud Darwish started writing, he wrote about himself and his personal suffering. But what the poet suffers, millions of his people suffer. Author: Mahmoud Darwish Number of pages: 270