Let this war end, I pray, loosing Hellfire missiles on hospitals. Now is a time for healing, I say, posting selfies from the rubble. To question who bulldozed your home, and why I manufacture bulldozers, is unnecessarily divisive. Why can’t we coexist? Me, here. You, there. No, not there. Elsewhere.
Nadia Djamila is a writer from Washington, D.C. Her work has appeared in Sonora Review, ARTWIFE, and GomerBlog.
