Omar Ramadan lives in Edmonton/amiskwaciwâskahikan. He is published in CV2, The Polyglot Magazine, Poetry Northwest, and elsewhere: This Sweet Rupture is his debut collection.

“Omar Ramadan’s This Sweet Rupture traces the minutiae of vulnerability, the texture of identity, and the redolence of memory amid the spectres of human cruelty. In urgent and tender language, Omar reminds us that, though the echoes, scars, and shadows of war surround us, we can draw strength from family love and the abiding power of beauty in community.” Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike, author of there’s more

• Shorbet Adas is Served at the IIC Daily Iftarذبيحة or قربان or Your First Beheading Video – Part I“What am I Slaughtering Myself For?”“How Old Were You When 9/11 Happened?” or “Do You Even Remember That Day?”When the Al Jazeera Newscasters Stopped Speaking Circa 2004and the state can’t wait to rapture usLove Poem to a CarOne Militia-ManKlash Joins Us at the Dinner TableLebanese Zaatar MixIIThis Sweet RuptureWhite OutCloud Seeding the Empty QuarterFor the Syrian Oud PlayerSuckers ﺑﺎﻟﺴﺎﺣﺔDogs Myth-Make the DesertIIIBasha SparrowsGod Lives in the Gap Between a Horse’s Earsورﻣﺎن ﻧﺎرSesame LoveDeath Attends the ﻋﺰاءWe Stop to Imagine a Skyline without the Fire StackCosmo? Or Lessons in Cultural Un-CommunicationOrigin Myths or A Poem for Survivor’s Guilt – Cut Upand we can’t wait to rapture the stateذبيحة or قربان or Your First Beheading Video – Part IIImmigrant Father HorticultureAcknowledgements

Omar Ramadan lives in Edmonton/amiskwaciwâskahikan. He is published in CV2, The Polyglot Magazine, Poetry Northwest, and elsewhere: This Sweet Rupture is his debut collection.

“Omar Ramadan’s This Sweet Rupture traces the minutiae of vulnerability, the texture of identity, and the redolence of memory amid the spectres of human cruelty. In urgent and tender language, Omar reminds us that, though the echoes, scars, and shadows of war surround us, we can draw strength from family love and the abiding power of beauty in community.” Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike, author of there’s more

• Shorbet Adas is Served at the IIC Daily Iftarذبيحة or قربان or Your First Beheading Video – Part I“What am I Slaughtering Myself For?”“How Old Were You When 9/11 Happened?” or “Do You Even Remember That Day?”When the Al Jazeera Newscasters Stopped Speaking Circa 2004and the state can’t wait to rapture usLove Poem to a CarOne Militia-ManKlash Joins Us at the Dinner TableLebanese Zaatar MixIIThis Sweet RuptureWhite OutCloud Seeding the Empty QuarterFor the Syrian Oud PlayerSuckers ﺑﺎﻟﺴﺎﺣﺔDogs Myth-Make the DesertIIIBasha SparrowsGod Lives in the Gap Between a Horse’s Earsورﻣﺎن ﻧﺎرSesame LoveDeath Attends the ﻋﺰاءWe Stop to Imagine a Skyline without the Fire StackCosmo? Or Lessons in Cultural Un-CommunicationOrigin Myths or A Poem for Survivor’s Guilt – Cut Upand we can’t wait to rapture the stateذبيحة or قربان or Your First Beheading Video – Part IIImmigrant Father HorticultureAcknowledgements

Omar Ramadan lives in Edmonton/amiskwaciwâskahikan. He is published in CV2, The Polyglot Magazine, Poetry Northwest, and elsewhere: This Sweet Rupture is his debut collection.

“Omar Ramadan’s This Sweet Rupture traces the minutiae of vulnerability, the texture of identity, and the redolence of memory amid the spectres of human cruelty. In urgent and tender language, Omar reminds us that, though the echoes, scars, and shadows of war surround us, we can draw strength from family love and the abiding power of beauty in community.” Uchechukwu Peter Umezurike, author of there’s more

• Shorbet Adas is Served at the IIC Daily Iftarذبيحة or قربان or Your First Beheading Video – Part I“What am I Slaughtering Myself For?”“How Old Were You When 9/11 Happened?” or “Do You Even Remember That Day?”When the Al Jazeera Newscasters Stopped Speaking Circa 2004and the state can’t wait to rapture usLove Poem to a CarOne Militia-ManKlash Joins Us at the Dinner TableLebanese Zaatar MixIIThis Sweet RuptureWhite OutCloud Seeding the Empty QuarterFor the Syrian Oud PlayerSuckers ﺑﺎﻟﺴﺎﺣﺔDogs Myth-Make the DesertIIIBasha SparrowsGod Lives in the Gap Between a Horse’s Earsورﻣﺎن ﻧﺎرSesame LoveDeath Attends the ﻋﺰاءWe Stop to Imagine a Skyline without the Fire StackCosmo? Or Lessons in Cultural Un-CommunicationOrigin Myths or A Poem for Survivor’s Guilt – Cut Upand we can’t wait to rapture the stateذبيحة or قربان or Your First Beheading Video – Part IIImmigrant Father HorticultureAcknowledgements