Lena Khalaf Tuffaha reads "Mountain, Stone"

The transcript is a reading of the poem 'Mountain Stone', an elegy for unnamed children who are victims of war. It emphasizes the consequences of naming children, suggesting that names can lead them into danger. The poem advises against naming children and instead suggests naming enduring elements like mountains and stones, symbolizing resilience and permanence.

What is the main theme of the poem 'Mountain Stone'?

What imagery is used in the poem to convey the message about children and war?

How does the poet express the idea of remembrance in the poem?

What does the poet mean by 'they will become seashells, disappear in the sand'?

Why does the poet suggest not naming children in the poem?