maerifa : Hana Abu Al Hassan: Flower of the Commonwealth

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• How did those solid seeds, like embryos sleeping in a long hibernation, turn into living creatures that breathe, smile, grow, beautify themselves, and occupy the world of the dead;
• to give it a new kind of life? Perhaps the plants hear the groans of the dead and their estrangement, so they comfort them with a soft rustle like the night breeze, and pray for them through their fragrance.
• On the body of one dead person, thousands of flowers grow, telling the story of blood and flesh that once walked the earth like us, dreaming of a world without pain.
• Although he has departed, we realize the dream of a more beautiful world on his remains, and we extract life from the heart of death, and joy from the side of sadness; because all things pass and depart, and nothing remains but the beauty that our hands have made.
• In every rose, there is life that it gives to another flower before its departure, and trees that watch us for years, and perhaps for centuries, witnessing a hand that blossoms; even though it is stained with blood.
• Sometimes I wish to plant a rose in my lungs, perhaps God will turn my heart into a vase..