Poetry

Bearing the Desired Fruit & Flesh

Animosity- the word taints my palate already, nesting this once again rage. I wake to tales of animosity, breaking my fast of evening, my insides churn into a blood batter of the cortisol passed down to my young body, intergenerational. It's an over a century-old fight, yet ripening. The enemy is kilometers away, the headlines warn, Whoever has Shushi, has Artsakh. Long and heavy

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Perla Kantarjian

Perla Kantarjian is a writer, journalist and editor from Beirut whose written works have appeared on many online platforms including Annahar Newspaper, Bookstr, Rebelle Society and Elephant Journal.

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