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Ghazwa Dialectical Journal
1978 Lebanon

6:00 AM

The only sound that could she heard was her own shallow breathing.

No one had even thought to start their day yet and here she was. Awake and ready to take on anything the world gave her. Well, that wasn't entirely true. She couldn't even win an argument let alone save herself in a war zone. But she was feeling stronger this morning, today would be a good day. Inshallah.

"You up habibiti?"

Rolling onto her back, Ghazwa nodded as an answer. She didn't know how her mother was always happy in the morning, but some
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