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“In retrospect, I don’t know if I felt attraction or curiosity that day.”
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“In the moment I was too perplexed by receiving this focused attention from a beautiful stranger to formulate any questions for him in turn.”
“I was overcome with self-consciousness, though I was jet-lagged, hyper-aware of my immediate surroundings, of Palestine, of Khaled’s mesmeric beauty.”
“One lived in Marseille.”
“She is the author of two critically acclaimed books of poetry: Sumptuary Laws , shortlisted for the Gerald Lampert Award, and Stranger .”
“Chloë had already told him my father was born in Palestine and left for the US as a young man.”
“It was as if his interrogators were so surprised by an Arab presence here, they needed to ask the same questions five or six times.”
“We walked in a group toward the parking garage and the bus.”
“I jumped on board because I knew I’d never travel around Palestine alone.”
“His amber eyes were fixated on mine.”
“I didn’t experience it as invasive, merely intense.”
“Now, his eyes met mine and searched my face as I spoke.”