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Amira El-Zein’s At the Hour of the Eclipse captures the terror of a people displaced, cleaved from their ancestral lands, adrift and unanchored. Her stark, haunting poems sound a cry of bewilderment at senseless persecution and its attendant losses. They stand as witness and lament for those in exile who long only for the security of that most fundamental of human needs, home.
Amira El-Zein’s At the Hour of the Eclipse captures the terror of a people displaced, cleaved from their ancestral lands, adrift and unanchored. Her stark, haunting poems sound a cry of bewilderment at senseless persecution and its attendant losses. They stand as witness and lament for those in exile who long only for the security of that most fundamental of human needs, home.
