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Posts by: Summer Farah

We Are More: Three Poems by Summer Farah

By Summer Farah

July 6th, 2021

The world is ending. I am still afraid of everything I was yesterday.

Tags: poems, poetry, Summer Farah, SWANA, We Are More

Summer Farah is a Palestinian American poet and editor. She is the outreach coordinator for the Radius of Arab American Writers. Summer is currently a reviewer at Vagabond City Lit and co-writes the biweekly newsletter Letters to Summer. Her work has been published in or is forthcoming from Mizna, Lit Hub, voicemail poems, and other places. You can follow her at @summabis.

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