ナオミ・シマダさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ナオミ・シマダInstagram)「I wanted to share and uplift this beautiful voice shared by @clairekohda. Hiba Abu Nada was a poet and novelist born in 1991. She lived in southern Gza in Khan Yunis, and died there when her home was hit by an air strike by IDF forces on 20th October. She wrote this gut wrenching powerful poem titled ‘I grant you refuge’ ten days before her death. In Claire’s words: ‘here, refuge is a nest, the belly of a whale, and children’s smiles change the course of rockets; the sharp citrus of oranges is protected from the ‘sting of phosphorus’, and the shades of clouds are shielded from the black of smog.’ Humanity feels so dark right now, as things continue to become uncovered. A moment in time where we are being gaslit and told that calling for the bare minimum of a ceasefire is controversial. That’s what the powers that be want from us! But our eyes are open and there’s no going back now. Trying to hold the vision of an ideal picture of safety and care whilst also acknowledging the terror of the present. Bless you Hiba and all the other souls we have lost. May you all rest in the heavenly refuge you deserved. 🕊️ Freedom for all, *CEASEFIRE NOW*」11月8日 20時43分