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International Poetry Review Ivy Bourgeault Therapy begins with acknowledgment ofThis issue centers on the role of poetry as a form of protest in Middle Eastern and North African traditions. It opens with the Tunisian poet Abul Qassem Al Shabbi's "The Will of Life," which became the official anthem of Tunisian protestors during the Tunisian Revolution. Two verses from this poem speak to this volume: "If one day people will to live then fate has no choice but to comply." We feature canonical Mashreqi voices, such as Palestine's