I Grew Up and Forgot to Forget, Paperback Book, By: Buthaina Al Eisa

They always told me: You grow old and forget. When I fell and furrowed my eyebrows, when my math teacher made me stand facing the wall because I forgot 7 x 6 = 42 when my bike broke and they didn't buy me another so I wouldn't break it. When the bottle of my soul broke When my parents died When I did not die When the world was too much and I alone When my brother slit my doll because "Barbie" is forbidden and delete the "Spacetoon" channel because "Pokemon" is forbidden. When he took the picture of my mother and father from the frame and buried it in the broken staircase so that the angels would not be expelled. When the cracks in the walls were filled with demons when I was forced to enter the girls' college