"You understand that death doesn't hurt the dead, it only hurts the living," says author Mahmoud darwish. Darwish: "death doesn't harm the dead; it only harms the living" "he had such a promising life ahead of him," the man lamented, as did everyone else.
"You understand that death doesn't hurt the dead, it only hurts the living," says author Mahmoud darwish. Darwish: "death doesn't harm the dead; it only harms the living" "he had such a promising life ahead of him," the man lamented, as did everyone else.
"You understand that death doesn't hurt the dead, it only hurts the living," says author Mahmoud darwish. Darwish: "death doesn't harm the dead; it only harms the living" "he had such a promising life ahead of him," the man lamented, as did everyone else.
Mahmoud Darwish: You understand that death doesnt hurt the dead, it only hurts the living. (In the Presence of Absence) They told everyone that he died of asphyxiation. He was found one (night) by his (neighbor), an aging man of forty. Until then, the man had never seen a dead body, nor did he go around looking for dead bodies to find. The poor boy of twenty, who hadnt been out of high school for more than a year, whose lifeless face still glistened with remnants of life, whose body so strong, so weak lay limp on the cold tile. He had such a promising life ahead of him, the man lamented, as did everyone else. Only the