This poet of "In Jerusalem" wrote that he loves "ancient love poems that guard the sick moon from smoke" in a work in which inadequacy of language causes the death of an animal that became "bloodied with my poem."
This author wrote about prophets returning from heaven "less discouraged and melancholy, because love and peace are holy and are coming to town." A "woman soldier" in that poem shouts at the speaker that she killed him, but he replies, "You killed meÂ…and I forgot, like you, to die." This poet of "In Jerusalem" wrote that he loves "ancient love poems that guard the sick moon from smoke" in a work in which inadequacy of language causes the death of an animal that became "bloodied with my poem." A prose poem by this man takes place on Hiroshima Day in the bombed-out streets of Beirut, and is entitled (*) Memory for Forgetfulness. This poet wrote a work in which the speaker claims not to hate people or encroach, but warns to beware of his hunger and his anger. The number "fifty thousand" is printed on the title object of that poem, which repeats, "Write down! I am an Ar ab." For 10 points, name this 20th century Palestinian poet who wrote "Identity Card."
This author wrote about prophets returning from heaven "less discouraged and melancholy, because love and peace are holy and are coming to town.
Mahmoud  Darwish