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In this defiant and urgent collection, Palestinian American poet Noor Hindi explores Arab womanhood, migration, colonialism and queerness with evocative lyricism.
Self-interrogation -- Thirst -- In which the white woman on my thesis defense asks me about witness -- Fuck your lecture on craft, my people are dying -- I once looked in a mirror but couldn't see my body -- Breaking [news] -- Palestine -- Broken light bulb flickering away -- Self-portrait as Arab/Muslim teenager in an all-white high school -- Good Muslims are all around us -- Breaking [news] -- A day, a life : when a medic was killed in Gaza, was it an accident? -- Grief symphony -- Breaking [news] -- I buried my brother last winter -- Breaking [news] -- All my plants are dead -- Confession -- A prayer -- A question -- USCIS trip #1 : a revision -- A quick study of the word existence -- Tapping on the glass -- USCIS trip #2 : violation -- The dream -- USCIS trip #3 : a test -- A chaos of semantics -- A home -- USCIS trip #4 : a photo -- Poem in which my mother tells me not to get a pap smear because it might tear my nonexistent hymen -- Virginity for sale -- In a dream, I get married in an abandoned mall -- Dangerous business -- I should have broken up with my ex -- Summertime -- I call my mother from the moon -- The shell of a cactus fruit -- Ode -- Dabke -- Pledging allegiance.