metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did
metaphorformetaphor: The mere act of searching is proof that I refuse to get lost in my loss. The other side of this effort is the proof that I am in fact lost as long as I have not found what I have lost. — Mahmoud Darwish, from “The Moon Did