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Feeling low? This poetry ‘pharmacy’ prescribes poems to SIBF visitors
Khaleej Times
|November 11, 2025
At first glance, the Poetry Pharmacy stall at the Sharjah International Book Fair looks like a dispensary.
Visitors to the Poetry Pharmacy stall at the Sharjah International Book Fair can avail literary treatment from shelves marked prescriptions.
Rows of small glass jars line the wooden shelves, neatly stacked and labelled with bold, comforting titles, First Aid, Calm, Words for Love, Becoming, Comfort, Joy, Wild Remedy and Inspiration. But these bottles hold no medicine. Instead, each one carries verses printed on a tiny scroll of paper, rolled like a capsule, ready to be “prescribed” for the heart and mind.
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