Humans of East - Humans of Kurdistan

May 30 2020

May 30, 2020

"I want to go back to 13 or 14 years ago in my life, around 2006. I had a good life then, I was doing well economically many people would visit me. But when it all changed and I wasn’t in that great condition anymore, the people I helped not only did not help me back, some of them actually became my enemies. If I go back in time now, I would still help them, even those who are worst than anyone else to me, who were not at peace with me, but I would act more cautiously with people and I would be more careful." ...

May 28 2020

May 28, 2020

by Redwan Adalat

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"The wind no longer takes my message to my lover. I no longer make the lake my dating spot! I now send her a message on Telegram and meet with her at a cafe. I indulge in topics of my daily life even in my poems. I roam around the city, I look up and down, I watch people’s attitude, the boys and girls who are in love or have gotten into a fight, or are saying nice things to each other. I observe society’s events. These become my inspiration for my poetry. That is why I am not a nature’s poet. And although I love nature, my poems have never been about nature. Society is the main topic of my poems." ...

May 27 2020

May 27, 2020

by Redwan Adalat

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"I used to play basketball. The blame falls on everyone when someone makes a mistake as a team. That is why it was difficult to succeed, but boxing is an individuals' game. If you realize you lack something, you try to fix it. The boys in my family have always done boxing and I also liked it. I have succeeded many times in rounds in Kurdistan Province [Eastern Kurdistan]. I have bigger things in my mind and I keep training on a daily basis in this time of Coronavirus even without a trainer." ...

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