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Djamal Amrani
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Djamel Amrani was born on 29 August 1935 in Sour El-Ghozlane (Algeria) and died on 2 March 2005 in Algiers. He was an Algerian writer of French expression.
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Who will tell the sun about my landmy harried medlar treemy springtime without nervures my helpful hand
my door opento all comers
My steppe with an abundance of laughter
Here where each day calls out to our suffering
Here where each step chains our desire for hope
So that the roots of his impatient people
Would grow knotty in the shadow of the flag
Who will cure meof my sequestrationand sweet secret
—my monochrome dream
His face—mirror of cruelties—where a chorus of cries
Fuses our hope, sharpens our freedom
He loved the humble, set tenderness free Devoured the past
When our joy tells the beads of present freedoms
Who will recount my rootless garden and my door opento all comers
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