Here are Gazan voices, defying attempts to carve up our shared humanity. ese writers allow us to feel their pain, despair, shame, rage and still, even still, hope and love.
 
Eleven Gazan poets write from the rubble of their daily lives, sharing their fear and rage, sorrow and love. In translations they have made themselves, these poets invite us to carry on with them their impossible domestic routines, to share their hope for peace and to work with them to write the end of this war.