Thank you, my heart/ because I woke up again/ even if today is Sunday/ the day of rest/ except that under the ribs/ the usual movement continues before the Eid
In the poem, the speaker expresses gratitude for the gift of waking up, highlighting the simple joy of life despite it being a Sunday, traditionally seen as a day of rest. This moment of appreciation illustrates a deep connection to existence and the everyday experiences that often go overlooked.
Amidst the tranquility associated with Sundays, the poem hints at an underlying busyness or anticipation, especially in the context of a forthcoming celebration like Eid. This juxtaposition of peacefulness with the relentless movement of life suggests a celebration of both stillness and activity, encapsulating the complexities of human emotion and experience.
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