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About the Author//

Mona Hagmagid is a Sudanese and Afro-American woman from Northern Virginia. She is a poet, spoken word writer, performer, and university student pursuing a BA in Philosophy and Africana Studies. She writes, reads, and thinks often and so she decided to make room for to share it here on DoD. Please do drop a comment and she’ll get back to you as soon as she can!

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December 2017

recent work//

poetry// origin stories
prose// sleep songs and other things
prose// things i have learned to write and never say
prose// why i need water. often.
poetry// to know mortality in theory but to be in a body designed to reject it in actuality and why that always leads me back to God which I suppose *is* the entire point.

welcome//

Peace and Blessing be upon you and welcome to Daughter of Diaspora! Thank you so much for stopping by. Your time is so greatly appreciated. :)

Anyone who wishes to be a guest of this site is more than welcome to visit and stay a while. I hope that wherever you are that you are blessed with patience, gratitude, and steadfastness as you continue along your own journey, whatever that may be.

Marhaban bikum,

Mona

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