Author Archives: Parwana Amiri
Letters to the world from Ritsona (No.12)
“In a world of war”, where can we find safety? We escaped from far away lands, lands of war, violence and misery. We came here so that our children would not have to see the violence we had witnessed. We passed the borders of life and death in search of safety and shelter. We put … Continue reading Letters to the world from Ritsona (No.12) → Continue reading
Fridays For Freedom week1.
Youth Refugees Movement is a group of youth refugee activists, who are taking actions against globally pressing issues .One of the most important part of their activities is spreading and sharing informations about 17 sustainable development goals, as they are also taking actions about each one of these global crisis. As no action can be … Continue reading Fridays For Freedom week1. → Continue reading
Letter to the world from Ritsona (No.11)
“Born with a hole in the heart” (Struggles of a baby (Rahela ) who was born with a hole in the heart and braveness of a mother in the refugee camps ) I am Rahela Eimagh and I am six months old. From the moment my heart started beating in my mother’s womb, in Moria, … Continue reading Letter to the world from Ritsona (No.11) → Continue reading
Letters to the world from Ritsona (No.10)
“Stop destroying our future!” I would never imagine, after reaching Europe from my country, that I would participate in protests, claiming my inviolable right to education. I would never imagine that my life in Europe would be centred on struggles to get access to education, a human right. I had experienced the fear of losing … Continue reading Letters to the world from Ritsona (No.10) → Continue reading
Poems of an uprooted Butterfly (No:8)
by : a migratory girl It needs courage ! It needs courage to build a school ! It needs courage to touch children’s hearts ! It needs courage to welcome homelessness ! It needs courage to stand with us in one line ! It needs courage to open an educational house ! It needs courage … Continue reading Poems of an uprooted Butterfly (No:8) → Continue reading
Poems of an uprooted Butterfly (No:7)
a migratorygirl Every night, before sleep Every night, silently Every night, lonely I dress my harsh realities In dreams Every night, with my pen Every night, with my words I hug my dreams I review my story Every night, before sleep Every night, when all sleep In my silence, with myself I build with my … Continue reading Poems of an uprooted Butterfly (No:7) → Continue reading
Poems of an uprooted butterfly NO:6
How easy you ……. we How easy you left us behind How hard we continued the way How easy you faded our lives How hard we stayed displayed How easy you suffocated our voices How hard we broke the silence How easy you called us danger How hard we proved our peace How easy you … Continue reading Poems of an uprooted butterfly NO:6 → Continue reading
Invitation to a world of poetry , poem(NO:5)
We are burning It’s not to mark the date! It’s to raise the alarm! The fire has burned our homes. The fire has burned our schools. The fire has burned our hospitals. The fire has burned our dreams. We are burning. We search for your eyes. You have turned them away. You have hidden your … Continue reading Invitation to a world of poetry , poem(NO:5) → Continue reading
Letters From Refugees to the World – Victoria Square (No:13)
Is it a crime to …….? We come from far away lands – lands of war, violence, misery. Our lives were threatened every day, every hour, every minute. So we plucked our courage and we left in search of a better, a secure and safe future — for ourselves and our children. We traveled in … Continue reading Letters From Refugees to the World – Victoria Square (No:13) → Continue reading
Poems from migratory girl to the world (No:4)
poems of a migratory girl Your eyes bother us It is not a drama film We are not actors Don’t be spectators Your eyes bother us! Trees are our shelter The earth is our floor This is a real scene You eyes bother us! Violence and humiliation Scorn and repression Don’t see us as criminals … Continue reading Poems from migratory girl to the world (No:4) → Continue reading