is The Lover's Suicide.
This man's collection Why Did You Leave the Horse Alone is considered his most autobiographical writing, a departure from book-length poems like "Another Year" and "That is Her Image and This is The Lover's Suicide." His best-known prose poetry describes being "killed in a flash," the comforts of cigarettes and coffee and the sounds of war planes. One poem by this man was published in translation in Ma'ariv in 1988, giving this man overnight celebrity thanks to Shefi Gaabi mistranslating expressions like "from the sea to the Jordan River." Those works are Memory for Forgetfulness about Lebanon in 1982 and the "Those Who Pass Between Fleeting Words." With Arabic poetry collections like Birds are Dying in Galilee and Writing in the Light of the Gun, FTP, identify this man who wrote "record!/I am an Arab" in his "Identity Card," a Palestinian poet.
This man's collection Why Did You Leave the Horse Alone is considered his most autobiographical writing, a departure from book-length poems like "Another Year" and "That is Her Image and This
{Mahmoud Darwish}