Kurdish poetry: a guide to resources in Arabic, English, and French.

From: International Journal of Kurdish Studies | Date: January 1, 2003| Author: Meho, Lokman I. | Copyright information

POETRY

1. Barwari, Salah (tr.). Mukhtarat min al-Shi'r al-Kurdi al-Mu'asir. [A selection of modern Kurdish Kurdish poems] Damascus: Matba'at al-Jahiz, 1991. 62 p.

2. Bekas, Cherko. "Poemes Kurdes d'aujourd'hui." [Today's Kurdish poems] In Les Kurdes par-dela l'exode. Edited by Halkawt Hakim, pp. 263-268. Paris: L'Harmattan, 1992.

3. Bekes, Cherko. Les petits miroirs: poemes. Translated by Kamal Maarof. Paris: L'Harmattan, 1995. 95 p.

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