by Omar Bsaies | May 8, 2025 | Poetry
I am here, why am I not there?My body rooted, my soul elsewhere.I breathe the wind, I feel the sun,Yet chase the place where I begun. I am the echo in a silent square,A ghost of dreams that fills the air.My hands touch walls I do not see,My voice calls out to what...
by Omar Bsaies | Apr 15, 2025 | Poetry
Tell the world—there is a place where children sleepto the lullaby of drones,where dawn breaks not with birdsong,but with sirens and silencetoo heavy for sky. Tell the world—of olive trees burnt before they could bear fruit,of kites that once danced over rooftopsnow...
by Omar Bsaies | Apr 14, 2025 | Poetry
Once they were hunted, once they bled,once they counted their own dead.Once they cried to deafened ears,pleading, drowning in their fears. They swore that never would returnthe camps, the smoke, the cities burned.They carved their sorrow into stone,so history would...
by Omar Bsaies | Apr 12, 2025 | Fiction
The alleyways of Seville were silent under the weight of fear. It was the year 1492, and the fires of the Inquisition burned hotter than ever. Across Spain, edicts had been issued: Jews and Muslims must convert, flee, or face death. In a small, dimly lit home near the...
by Omar Bsaies | Apr 10, 2025 | Poetry
Beni Khiar is where the landleans into the sea like a lover—hips of olive hills pressedto the breathless blue,whispers of jasmine tangledin the tide’s curls. She offers her fruit with sun-warmed hands,dates soft as childhood,figs that taste like first kisses,while the...
