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Poetry — especially love poetry — is forbidden to many of Afghanistan’s women: it implies dishonor and free will. Both are unsavory for women in traditional Afghan culture. Soon after, Muska died.
War poetry from the Afghanistan battlefront. The experience and thoughts of US and UK servicemen, plus the feelings of one lone partner of a soldier.
Led by the Asia Pacific Network of Refugees (APNOR), with support from Oranges & Sardines Foundation and Red Room Poetry, Voices in the Cage is a collection of poems by 25 female poets in Afghanistan published for International Women's Day (8 March 2022).
7 cze 2012 · Pashtun poetry has long been a form of rebellion for Afghan women, belying the notion that they are submissive or defeated. But writing poetry is dangerous for many Afghan women and girls. Its classical subject — love — in almost any form is taboo. It threatens to be evidence of an illicit relationship.
10 wrz 2021 · In light of the violent events of the last month, September’s Poetry We Admire is concerned principally with the work of Afghan poets — unlike our previous posts, these are poems which have been published within the last two decades, rather than focusing exclusively on contemporary publications.
Welcome to our collection of “Poems About Afghanistan”. This anthology seeks to capture the rich tapestry of experiences, emotions, and historical events that have shaped Afghanistan over the years. Each verse is a testament to the resilience, fortitude, and profound spirit of the Afghan people.
12 sty 2018 · It's a patriotic verse, dedicated to young people who have made sacrifices in war for Afghanistan. But even with that subject, she is taking a risk: As a woman in Afghanistan, writing is dangerous. "I never share my poetry with my family because they disapprove," says Mursal, clutching her notebook as if she's holding something stolen and ...
