this rubble is ours
sayedaa poetic publication on the people we love, our grief, and our motherlands—essays and poetry that bridge our longing to belong
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I cheated on my feelings with you
1. there is a litter of lsat prep books on my desk. I taped a sheet of paper at eye level that says, “Lock In LSAT Study” like that’s supposed to help. I have a pink and blue mug that says the words in all bold, “I deserve a little treat.” ...
why you should have never stolen my bike.
1. for starters, I am a girl. with internet skills that put the FBI to shame. which also means, that I am bound to find my bike on Facebook marketplace. which also means, I will find your government name. your address. your phone number. ma...
are we going on tour?
I know — bold of me to ask, but look at where we are! look at all the places we could go together!! last Wednesday, I performed at a unity event hosted by Sacred Unity in Chicago. I performed I will not write of war but & the first time I t...
what happened in Afghanistan after august 15th, 2021.
every year on August 15th, I find myself feeling more annoyed. it’s as though the world hit a pause button after August 15th, 2021, like the only relevant thing to be discussed when it comes to Afghanistan, is the Taliban. and people sound ...
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