What happens when some people appear to inherit radiance, privilege, and certainty, while others must keep searching for a place in the world?
In Another Street, Jordanian poet Ali Taha Alnobani leads the reader through a shifting landscape of enchanted vehicles, ancient structures, a commanding priest, fractured images of happiness, and streets that never quite become a home. The poem moves through surreal scenes without surrendering their ambiguity to a single explanation.
