Are you not weary /
One of his poems states "You take me, set me on fire, and then leave me / in the vain path of the air" after asking "Where are you taking me my love, where?"  Another poem declares "I prepare my portrait for my woman to hang on a wall when I die" and asks "Can I reach the summit of this rugged mountain?"  In addition to The Pigeons Fly and Neighing at the Slope, this man asks "Oh watchmen! Are you not weary / Of lying in wait for the light in our salt" in a poem which states that during the titular condition, "time becomes space / Transfixed in its eternity" and "space becomes time / That has missed its yesterday and its tomorrow".  Another poem proclaims "I walked this land before the swords / Turned its living body into a laden table".  This man asserts "I do not hate people / Nor do I encroach / But if I become hungry / The usurper's flesh will be my food" in a poem which repeats the phrase "Write down!"  FTP, Under Siege, I Come From There, and Identity Card are all works of what noted poet from Palestine?
One of his poems states "You take me, set me on fire, and then leave me / in the vain path of the air" after asking "Where are you taking me my love, where?"  
Mahmoud Darwish