Diaries of Ordinary Grief - Mahmoud Darwish

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These diaries, written about Darwish's early life in Palestine before his displacement, are characterized by sadness and revolutionary fervor.
In this book, Mahmoud Darwish describes in prose the plight of the Palestinian people and their suffering at the hands of the brutal Israeli enemy, both in the occupied homeland and in exile, until their days have become one long day of oppression and sorrow. It is true that when Mahmoud Darwish began writing, he wrote about himself and his personal suffering. But what the poet endures is also endured by millions of his people.