
The Saga
Manseerah مانسيرة
The Great Poetic Epic of Modern Man
82 great writers from around the world – one epic poem
Manseerah is a global collective authorship project of the epic poem ‘Manseerah’. It is a combination of the words “Man” meaning human, and “Seerah” meaning biography in Arabic. It is a project similar to the great poetic works and grand epics of history, but it is concerned with the modern man.
‘Manseerah’ is a poetic epic that we intend to work on with the participation of the world's leading poets, to whom we invite to send passages written specifically for this poetic saga that narrates the biography of humanity as seen by today's poets, with an open horizon in writing and addressing contemporary human issues including the issues of love, war, identity crisis, climate change, the question of existence and the poet's amazement at the transformations they see in their everyday life.
In the beginning, the world was one thing
No West, East, no clarity or ambiguity
The start does not know it has an end
Nor did the end begin, or have any supporters
Silence was born a master, and was disturbed only by the bump of stubbornness of two rocks
The air was then, the remnants of the breath of dead Gods
There is nothing left of them but the human being
The master, the slave, the sand, the crown, the insomniac dust
The decayed if the wind blows and its wolves howl
The schizophrenic, because he created mirrors and did not leave them asleep in the waters
And he is the disassembler word by word
He is you and not you
The descendant of tampering in the games of love, war, and the lust for annihilation
Who lives in the village, the city, the cave, and the corner
The human who said everything
Yet it’s like he didn't speak
Once we heard him, delirious, “I am the mind.”
But in the morning, we found his fingers cut off
His mouth is stamped with the word ‘NO’
Once he said, “I am the last courier on the road to freedom.”
But he hasn't found his way yet
Little by little, the kings invented for him the idea of a stable
They threw him a horse and a mule to plough the land of hope
Day by day
Businessmen created the job for him
They bathed him and dressed him and said, “This is the new idol of civilization.”
Today…
Children worship the traffic light, only when it's red
Sirens ring in the streets
When a poet writes a love poem with a knife and not a pen
As if ... and perhaps
The truth is a small lifeboat in a rough ocean
Good and evil are wheels of a bicycle for those who run away first
So let it be
We'll let the turtle and rabbit race go on forever
We will say, “The land belongs to everyone, even if falsely”
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The Great Poets

Paolo Ruffilli

Germain Droogenbroodt

Rati Saxena

Fernando Rendon

Beppe Costa

Jane Hirshfield

Fiona Sampson

Hamdi Meça

Hannie Rouweler

Khalid Albudoor

Moëz Majed

Dr. Fowziyah AbuKhalid

Keshab Sigdel

Kwazi Ndlangisa

Rahim Karim

Khulood Al Mualla

Les Wicks

Zhang Zhi

Álvaro Maio

Jordi Valls

Saif AlRahbi

Azam Abidov

IRMA KURTI

Anna Keiko

Layla Al Sayed

Saad Al-Dousari

Anne casey

Thor Stefánsson

George Wallace

Anna Cates

Francis Combes

Vadim Terekhin

Taeko Uemura

Bassam Jwohur

maria grech ganado

Chrys Salt

Cao Shui

Stoianka Boianova

Tabassum Tahmina Shagufta Hussein

Sue Zhu

Naila Hina

Ghassan Zaqtan

JÜRI TALVET

Tendo Taijin

Nahid Kabiri

Dimitris P. Kraniotis

Mariko Sumikura

Zahir Al Ghafri

Mahmoud Quorani

Poul Lynggaard Damgaard

Kama Sywor KAMANDA


maría chapp

Fazil Jamili

Eliza Segiet
Ayo Ayoola-Amale

Shirani Rajapakse

Abdukakhor Kosim

Nurduran Duman

Shurouk Hammod

Wansoo Kim

Yusuf Kadel

Catherine Graham

Yolanda Felicita Rodríguez Toledo

Zakia El Marmouke

Jalal Zangabady

conceição lima

Mai Văn Phấn

RENATO SANDOVAL BACIGALUPO

Tarek Eltayeb

FRANCIS KURKIEVICZ

Keamogetsi joseph Molapong

Hamid Larbi

Eugenia Sánchez Nieto

Rosabelle Illes (Aruba)

Dr. Aprilia Zank

Aminur Rahman

Yousef Abou Louz

AGNES MEADOWS

Muhsin Al-Ramli

Naida Mujkic

Lee Kuei-shien
