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Name
  
Khalil Hawi

Role
  
Poet

Died
  
June 6, 1982


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Mansour Rahbani reads Khalil Hawi / منصور الرحباني يقرأ من شعر خليل حاوي


Khalil Hawi (Arabic: خليل حاوي; Transliterated Khalīl Ḥāwī) (1919-1982) was a Lebanese poet. In his lifetime he wrote five anthologies of poetry and regularly contributed to literary magazines such as Majallat Shiʿr ("Poetry Magazine"). A selection of his poetry was translated by Adnan Haydar and Michael Beard in Naked in Exile: Khalil Hawi's Threshing Floors of Hunger.

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In 1982, upon the Israeli invasion of Beirut in the midst of the Lebanese Civil War, Hawi committed suicide with a rifle in his apartment near the American University of Beirut.

List of Works

Khalil Hawi wrote five anthologies of poetry.

  • River of Ash (1957)
  • Flute and Wind (1961)
  • Threshing Floor's of Hunger (1965)
  • Wounded Thunder (1979)
  • From Hell's Comedy (1979)
  • References

    Khalil Hawi Wikipedia


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