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Fairuz lifts her lips
to the sky. Let it shower jasmine on those who once met and didn't know they were in love. I listen to her sing in the Fiat of Muhammad, in the noon street of Ibn Gabirol: A Lebanese singer singing in an Italian car, driven by an Arab poet from Baqa-al-Garbiyye, in a street named after a Hebrew poet in medieval Spain. And the jasmine? If it drops from the skies of Armageddon it will turn for a moment into a green light at the next intersection. translated, from the Hebrew, by Tsipi Keller
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