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Fields of Poetry

Multiple Authors

Publisher: Sail Publishing

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Summary

What you hold in your hand is a collection of poetry from 15 different voices from across the UAE. They represent different ages, different nationalities, and different backgrounds. Yet, they unite in their love of poetry and expression. Authors: Alia Waheedi, Balqees AlBastaki, Hesa Almuhairi, Laura Toma, Omar Albeshr, Ammarah Safa, Harshini Akshinthala, Roudha Al Marzooqi, Shadha Zawawi, Tasnim Shahid, Bushra Al Marzooqi, Maryam Al Shawab, Maryam Wajdi, Shahd Al Thani
Available since: 01/05/2021.

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