Damascus-Istanbul: Longing for past not subject to borders ...Syria

Enab Baladi – Yamen Moghrabi “O Sham (Damascus), my wounds have no cure So wipe away the sadness and fatigue from my forehead Return me to the walls of my school. and Return the ink, chalk, and books.” Between narrow and overlapping alleys and walls bearing witness to thousands of tales, whispers, stories, and daily, political, and social events of the people of Damascus lived the poet of the previous verses, the late Nizar Qabbani, who wrote several poems in love with his city, and the city was linked to his poetry, and even when he flirted with the Andalusian city of Granada, he wrote: “The streets of Granada at noon, fields of black pearls From my seat, I see my homeland in big eyes I see

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