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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This poetry collection emerges from real encounters. Ukrainians who fled the sound of artillery. Syrian mothers nursing infants in foreign corridors. A man who escaped the Taliban and dances as if death had never brushed his neck. An Iranian father who once built bridges and now pulls weeds, saving enough to keep his promises to his daughter. A woman who still carries dignity like a drawn bow, even after war has bent her world out of shape.Written by a Chinese poet and bar owner living in Germany, these poems are neither political slogans nor sentimental laments. They are acts of attention. They resist reducing human beings to headlines, statistics, or refugee numbers. Instead, they trace the textures of survival: a carefully pressed shirt after a day of cleaning work; a shared drink paid for with quiet pride; an empty swing moving in the wind of memory.At the heart of this collection lies a simple yet urgent conviction: those who refuse to collapse in the ruins of their former lives deserve to be seen.Blending documentary sensitivity with lyrical clarity, this book stands at the intersection of migration literature, witness poetry, and contemporary European history. It asks what it means to remember, to record, and to stand beside those rebuilding their dignity in exile.These poems do not speak for refugees. They sit with them. They listen.And in listening, they remind us that survival itself is a form of defiance. A Chinese poet in Germany captures the stories of refugees rebuilding their lives. This powerful poetry collection explores exile, survival, and resilience, giving voice to those too often reduced to numbers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This poetry collection emerges from real encounters. Ukrainians who fled the sound of artillery. Syrian mothers nursing infants in foreign corridors. A man who escaped the Taliban and dances as if death had never brushed his neck. An Iranian father who once built bridges and now pulls weeds, saving enough to keep his promises to his daughter. A woman who still carries dignity like a drawn bow, even after war has bent her world out of shape.Written by a Chinese poet and bar owner living in Germany, these poems are neither political slogans nor sentimental laments. They are acts of attention. They resist reducing human beings to headlines, statistics, or refugee numbers. Instead, they trace the textures of survival: a carefully pressed shirt after a day of cleaning work; a shared drink paid for with quiet pride; an empty swing moving in the wind of memory.At the heart of this collection lies a simple yet urgent conviction: those who refuse to collapse in the ruins of their former lives deserve to be seen.Blending documentary sensitivity with lyrical clarity, this book stands at the intersection of migration literature, witness poetry, and contemporary European history. It asks what it means to remember, to record, and to stand beside those rebuilding their dignity in exile.These poems do not speak for refugees. They sit with them. They listen.And in listening, they remind us that survival itself is a form of defiance.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This poetry collection emerges from real encounters. Ukrainians who fled the sound of artillery. Syrian mothers nursing infants in foreign corridors. A man who escaped the Taliban and dances as if death had never brushed his neck. An Iranian father who once built bridges and now pulls weeds, saving enough to keep his promises to his daughter. A woman who still carries dignity like a drawn bow, even after war has bent her world out of shape.Written by a Chinese poet and bar owner living in Germany, these poems are neither political slogans nor sentimental laments. They are acts of attention. They resist reducing human beings to headlines, statistics, or refugee numbers. Instead, they trace the textures of survival: a carefully pressed shirt after a day of cleaning work; a shared drink paid for with quiet pride; an empty swing moving in the wind of memory.At the heart of this collection lies a simple yet urgent conviction: those who refuse to collapse in the ruins of their former lives deserve to be seen.Blending documentary sensitivity with lyrical clarity, this book stands at the intersection of migration literature, witness poetry, and contemporary European history. It asks what it means to remember, to record, and to stand beside those rebuilding their dignity in exile.These poems do not speak for refugees. They sit with them. They listen.And in listening, they remind us that survival itself is a form of defiance. A Chinese poet in Germany captures the stories of refugees rebuilding their lives. This powerful poetry collection explores exile, survival, and resilience, giving voice to those too often reduced to numbers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. My Refugee Friends | Xiaobei Zhao | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Bobcat Press | EAN 9798994392584 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.