Anahita Sino: My displacement trip will have the greatest share of my poetry

Report: Diana Mohammad
Editor: Masum Mohammad
Forced displacement was not an expected end of the poet Anahita Sino, the daughter of Serekaniye / Ras al-Ain … She stands in front of the sunset scene to remember the last sunset she witnessed in her city before the displacement trip begin.
Where Anahita left behind, the effort of writing for years in her home, which she doesn’t not know anything about its fate.
Anahita began writing in 1988, authoring her collections of poetry in Kurdish and Arabic
It was not easy to write about what happened in her city, but she finally decided that her displacement trip should have the largest share of her poems.
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