1. Whisper of Dawn

When the night folds its weary wings,
I rise from the silence of dreams—
A voice, tender as the breath of dawn,
Calls me toward the edge of light.
The stars, still half-awake,
Glisten like promises unspoken,
And I, barefoot upon the wind,
Learn again how to begin.

2. Sea of My Name

I was born between two waves—
One of salt, one of memory.
The sea carried my story,
Whispered it to the sand,
Then washed it away—
Leaving only a shell
That still hums
The sound of my name.

3. The Unwritten Sky

Some dreams refuse to sleep—
They wander through the veins of time,
Carrying the warmth of lost suns.
I hold them like prayers,
Unfold them in the language of light,
And watch them become wings
In the unwritten sky of my soul.

Short Biography

Yasmin Abdul Salam Harmouch is a Lebanese poet and writer from Tripoli.
Her works blend spirituality, love, and human reflection in lyrical form.
She is the author of the poetry collections “Jasmine” and “Fruits of Jasmine”, and her works have been translated into several languages, including English, Italian, Korean, and Albanian.
Her themes revolve around womanhood, homeland, and identity, often weaving the sacred with the tender and the timeless.