In this Book
- I Threw a Star in a Wine Glass
- Book
- 2018
- Published by: Mwanaka Media and Publishing
summary
This careful selection of short poems, I Threw a Star in a Wine Glass, originally written in Arabic and translated into English can offer you a passport to live for other planets never imagined. With love and soft fragrance, works the poet Fethi Sassi to realize a dream, that was until now, breathing in the depth of his personality.
Table of Contents
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- Introduction
- pp. ix-xi
- Cigarettes
- p. 5
- A rain drop
- p. 6
- Inside a Cloud
- p. 7
- Excitation
- p. 11
- Rain child
- p. 13
- This morning
- p. 15
- This is a kiss
- p. 16
- The prisoner
- p. 17
- The black man
- p. 19
- We will never meet
- p. 20
- Verbalizing
- p. 21
- A question
- p. 26
- Every moment
- p. 28
- From your eyes
- p. 29
- Last dance
- p. 32
- In the balcony
- p. 33
- The writing
- p. 34
- Harassment
- p. 37
- Only for absence
- p. 38
- A butterfly
- p. 39
- A flying butterfly
- p. 41
- Children of the star
- p. 43
- Rains of kisses
- p. 44
- Confession
- p. 46
- The lovers
- p. 47
- A drowning state
- p. 49
- The scent of clouds
- p. 52
- A rain of words
- p. 56
- The spikes
- p. 58
- To my mother
- p. 60
- The fugitive
- p. 61
- The dust of memories
- p. 65
- The sidewalk
- p. 66
- Didn’t happen
- p. 68
- The defeat
- p. 71
- A glass of wine
- p. 72
- The poem of winter
- p. 74
- My small basket
- p. 75
- To the lunatic
- p. 80
- I need you
- p. 83
- Only the cloud
- p. 87
- A star kiss
- p. 88
- Tell every cloud
- p. 91
- An invitation
- p. 94
- A smart cloud
- p. 97
- Eye glasses
- p. 99
- In the marble
- p. 100
- A bouquet of clouds
- p. 101
Additional Information
ISBN
9780797496910
Related ISBN(s)
9780797493353
MARC Record
OCLC
1056747843
Pages
116
Launched on MUSE
2018-10-14
Language
English
Open Access
No
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