Author Archives: Nader Elkhuzundar
A Love Story
Our love story started over twenty-five years ago. She is why I am who I am today. The reasons and the motives. Beautiful from the outside yet strong and persistent from the inside. She’s the most important woman in my … Continue reading
Mama, I miss you.
Tears running down the fair-skinned cheek, sparkling as they slowly flow to the chin. As pure as a child’s heart yet scorching hot like lava on both sides of the face. The first drop scorches the most, but as it … Continue reading
Undisclosed Desire
Lost between what’s wrong and what’s right, or rather, between what should and shouldn’t be wandering, unwilling to find a middle ground of my own, unhappy with what I have, dissatisfied. A weird mixture of everything that’s wrong in the … Continue reading
The Emptiness Inside
The emptiness I feel inside. The pain I’ve been through. The tears I have cried for over 25 years are nothing when compared to what is inside. Sadness refuses to leave me alone. The continuous back-lashing, the irresistible seduction of … Continue reading
Message From the Tube 1
Here I am sitting in the tube, in a carriage on my own, full of strangers. Just like we were born, alone, we die alone. Or should I say: we come to this world alone and we leave it alone, … Continue reading
Clueless Beginning, Undecided End
Torn between studying and learning alone in this cloud city, this is how I have been ever since I moved to London, the crossroads city that has a taste of every place in the world. Upon arrival, or even before … Continue reading





