Rachid Amrani
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AshesA Poem by Rachid AmraniAshesSmoke from the mud oven Lifts toward the sky Dissipates in the air Ashes inside the oven burn in flames Woman picks the dough fr.. |
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Hectic TimesA Story by Rachid AmraniThe four custodians caught him in one of their morning rounds. The men were in their fifties. One of them was a heavy smoker and coughed constantly... |
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Life and LifeA Story by Rachid AmraniFor about a mile or so there was nobody else walking except me. The sun was hot. Why I didn't bring a hat, I had no idea. It could be that I'm growing.. |
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Crest of a HillA Story by Rachid AmraniAt the crest of the hill there is a tree; a big tree with lush branches that provides thick layers of shade. Sitting under the shade of the tree, you .. |
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GoneA Story by Rachid AmraniYou can make all the excuses you want but the point is that you left us. With your departure, you left the life you had built for years behind you. I .. |
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DO NOT CRY MY ANGELA Story by Rachid AmraniAnd then you appeared, walking down the hill, slowly and gracefully. Where do you derive that grace was a riddle I had always aspired to solve. To you.. |
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SteamA Poem by Rachid AmraniInside the building a wave of soothing warmth sweeps over you You feel relieved and alive again It could be the look on your face It could.. |
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AbsentA Story by Rachid AmraniI knew him. I did. I spoke to him. For years we exchanged the morning pleasantries. Though he was a private type of person, he told me things. For ins.. |
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Cactus LandA Story by Rachid AmraniI remembered one early morning my mother and I went to Cactus Land. The sun had already risen, and the air was warm and felt gentle. Along the way we .. |
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FeastA Story by Rachid AmraniHe could sense it. Everywhere around him there were signs-evident signs. He could tell the wheel of life had slowed. That there was an air of festiv.. |
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