The Motherland
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The language is lush and evocative, weaving philosophical musings with vibrant imagery. Readers will find themselves immersed in a world of metaphors, analogies, rhetorical questions, and other literary devices that enrich the narrative. From miniature tales that capture moments in time to contemporary reflections, the rhythmic cadence of the poems adds a melodic touch, making each verse resonate with expressive musicality. Experience Albania’s soul through this captivating poetic journey.
Gazmend Kryeziu
Gazmend Kryeziu was born in Hamallaj-Durres, Albania. He completed his primary and high school education there and later attended Birkbeck University to study journalism.
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The Motherland - Gazmend Kryeziu
About the Author
Gazmend Kryeziu was born in Hamallaj-Durrës, Albania. He completed his primary and high school education there and later attended Birkbeck University to study journalism.
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The Unknown Soldier
He fought until his last breath.
Shelter was his weapon and terrain.
When he fell, he screamed freedom
,
Amongst poppies in a faraway plain.
Freedom was all he wanted,
For his country, friends and family.
No thoughts of his own life or future.
For freedom, he paid the penalty.
The Auschwitz Intern
Distraught! I shouldn’t be alive.
Visions of burnt bodies haunt my brain.
My eyes are blurry and my heart is drawn.
Hands hanging heavy from the chain.
Lost! my younger, naive, self.
I never thought, I’ll be a