CARLOS RUIZ ZAFÓN - Lombre du vent
LE CIMETIÈRE DES LIVRES OUBLIÉS. Je me souviens encore de ce petit matin où mon père m'emmena pour la première fois visiter le Cimetière des Livres oubliés.
Mein Kampf - (Mon combat)
3 juil. 1972 vent balaya l'Europe fébrile. L'air qui survenait oppressait l'homme comme un lourd cauchemar couvant comme une fiévreuse chaleur tropicale ...
Louisa May Alcott - Les quatre filles du docteur Marsch
l'ombre tout autour d'elles ; le vent aromatisé ébouriffait leurs cheveux et rafraîchissait leurs joues et tous les hôtes du bois faisaient leurs affaires
Gustave Flaubert Madame Bovary
ombre et bleu foncé au grand jour ils avaient comme des couches de couleurs ... vent les dernières parcelles de son patrimoine
Lobstacle est le chemin
Le vent se lève. L'heure a sonné. Commence avance ! Voilà ce que vous vous Comme les grandes écoles
Émile Zola - Linondation
Je m'appelle Louis Roubieu. J'ai soixante-dix ans et je suis né au village de Saint-Jory
Le bananier plantain
(éviter l'ombre d'un grand arbre). Il faut donc se positionner par rap- port – zone non soumise aux vents ou avec peu de vent (sinon il faudra construire ...
Guy de Maupassant - Bel-Ami
dans l'ombre. Elle souriait maintenant heureuse de son adresse ; elle s vent
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ombre les questions de représentation et de démocratie. En laissant jouer les ... vent précaire des Autochtones qui habitent les différentes villes du Québec.
Au Bonheur des dames
ombre. Pourtant des cheveux noirs magnifiques
CARLOS RUIZ ZAFÓN - Lombre du vent
roman traduit de l'espagnol par François Maspero. Page 2. Page 3. 7. Pour Joan Ramon Planas qui mériterait mieux. Page 4. 8.
The Brothers Karamazov
how a Frenchman described hell: 'J'ai bu l'ombre d'un cocher qui avec l'ombre d'une blossoms à la Paul de Kock—though the cruel insect had already.
Guy de Maupassant - Contes de la bécasse
Elle rit plus fort toutes les dents au vent. « Entre le désir et l'action
Thérèse Raquin
Qu'on lise le. 6. Page 7. roman avec soin on verra que chaque chapitre est l'étude d'un cas curieux de physiologie. En un mot
Jack London - Lappel de la forêt
L'autorité de Buck était indiscutée. Il régnait sans conteste non seulement sur la tourbe insignifiante des chiens d'écurie sur le carlin japonais Toots
CHARLES BAUDELAIRE - LES FLEURS DU MAL
Il joue avec le vent cause avec le nuage
Violence and Social Orders: A Conceptual Framework for
Philip Hoffman Margaret Levi
POEMS OF HEALING
Balayées par le vent… Aux portes de la nuit. J'attends déjà l'aurore. Le silence du vide. Le vide de ton départ. Sans larme sans un cri.
Simulacres et simulation - Monoskop
Le simulacre est vrai. l'Ecclésiasre. Si nous avons pu !'Cendre pour la plus belle allé- gorie de la simulacion la fable de Borgès où
SYSTEM WORKPLACE MENTAL
HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
SAUTIPOEMS OF HEALING
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6 7Foreward
Nurturing our mental health and well-being is more important than ever. United Nations personnel arecommitted to endlessly making a positive impact in our world. While this can be rewarding, it can take
a toll on our mental health and well-being. As the Chair of the UN System Workplace Mental Health and Well-Being Strategy Implementation Board, I am proud of the work undertaken across the UN System to raise awareness about workplace The poems featured in this book are a testament to how many of our personnel are feeling. I amgrateful to each of them for expressing themselves through poetry and sharing their work. I hope these
poems can help nurture the mental health and well-being of others. Upholding our goals and values strongly depends on the mental and physical well-being of our Organization, colleagues, loved ones, and ourselves.Let"s continue to take care of each other. Let"s continue to work together to ensure a healthy workplace
for a better world.Martha Helena Lopez
Assistant Secretary-General for Human Resources
Department of Management, Strategy, Policy and ComplianceUnited Nations
8 9Dear reader,
medium for expressing some of our most beautiful feelings and some of our troubles, longings and \PMZIXM]\QKMzMK\[WV\PMUQVL In October 2020, as part of the World Mental Health Month at the United Nations, we launched a poetry series and asked colleagues throughout the system to share their work in any language, anyform, any style, any topic to help us raise awareness about mental health, convey the message that it is
okay not to feel okay all the time, and that we should embrace our internal experiences. Acceptance is
a pathway to healing. Reading and writing poetry, is often a mindful and meditative experience; it can be a way of connecting with others. It can allow us to say what may otherwise be left unsaid. Damascus, Entebbe, Geneva, London, Mopti, New Delhi, New York, Nairobi, Vienna, Zalingei - to name but a few; and from colleagues in UN, IAEA, UNICEF, UNFPA, FAO, IMO among others. In addition to championing mental health and well-being, this initiative provides an opportunity to celebrate our cultural diversity and multilingualism. Submissions poured in in English, French,Chinese, Farsi, Italian, Hindi and Arabic.
are included in their original language, accompanied by English translation. power of human resilience and perseverance. As you browse through these pages, we hope that you will feel connected to a greater sense of being and community, which is so needed in the tumult of our time. We are grateful you have this book in your hands now in these challenging times. You are holding a whole new world of thoughts and feelings. Reading it will make this world yours, a world in whichyou are not alone, invisible or unheard. Like the United Nations itself, poetry invites us to live among
brick has a story and contributes to our shared humanity. Mental health matters, and together we can change what is possible and necessary. 5IZKP 10 11Content Warning
topics related to mental illness, trauma, self-harm, and violence. If you or a loved one needs help, please reach out for support. A list of resources for UN personnel is available at: https://www. un.org/en/coronavirus/mental-health-and-well-being. For more information about the UN System"s Workplace Mental Health and Well-Being Strategy, and how to support someone you are concerned about, please visit: https://www.un.org/en/healthy-workforce/. 12 13 17 As the snow / Silvia Massardi / UN DOS / New York, USA 19 Chaque fois!, Every Time! / Nidale Y Noun / UNESCWA / Beirut, Lebanon 23Children By The Sea, ʄ˪ĀˎŔ / HE Jun Оё / FAO / Rome, Italy
25Deep Sad Feeling / Ruth M Kemigisha / UNISFA / Entebbe, Uganda
29Fear / Timothy Dance / IMO / London, UK
33Flower At Door, ᳪ獮臺 / Chunman Li / UNAMID / Zalingei, Sudan 35
Frosty Beginnings / Davida Eyam-Ozung / UN DGC / New York, USA 37
Her World Within / Reshma Agarwal / UNICEF / Mumbai, India 41
౯ฎASer, I am ASer / Xiaoyin Deng / UNON / Nairobi, Kenya 43
45
I love you / Sherif Okasha / UNHQ, DGACM / New York, USA 47
UN DPPA / New
York, USA
51In the deepest night, Dans la nuit profonde / Myrline Sanogo-Mathieu /
MINUSMA / Mopti, Mali
55Year-End Jibberish / C. Ji / UN DGACM / New York, USA 57
Journey of Life / Ilhem Brini / UNRCO / Tunis, Tunisia
59Mental Health / Maria Julwin De Guzman / UNSOS / Nairobi, Kenya
61Let Your Love Flow to the World We Dream / Umme Halima / UNICEF
Khulna / Bangladesh
6365Little girl / Zuzana Vrbova / UN DMSPC / New York, USA
79Mali Morning / Dan Burns / MINUSMA / Bamako, Mali
1485Proud to be a Volunteer, / Cristian Mazzei /
UN RCO, CAR / Bangui, Central African Republic
9195
Sleep / David Williams / UNIFIL / Naqoura, Lebanon
97Solitude / Fiona Jane Walker / International Trade Centre / Geneva,
Switzerland
99Thats Enough / Pushpa Awasthy / UNICEF/ Bhopal, India
103The Deception of Peace, / Fridoon Ahmadi / UNISFA / Abyei, Sudan
107Kenya 109
The inexhaustible vessel / Veena Singh / UNICEF / Kolkata, India
113The messed blessed world / Shweta Sharma / UNICEF / Assam, India
115117The Undersung health issue; Mental Illness / Dr. Frankline Sevidzem Wirsiy /
UNOCH / Bafoussam, Cameroon
119The Woman I love / Ivan Cordeiro / ICSC / New York, USA
121This Breath Taking Beauty Of The Wild / Benta Achieng" Aseto / UN RSCE
/ Entebbe, Uganda 125Three things / Mauria Fransishku / IMO / London, UK
75My Father's Last Message / Laura Reid / External / Hawaii, USA
77My True North / Mervin Peters / UNTSO / Damascus, Syria 79
Poem /Nyambici Macharia / IAEA / Vienna, Austria
81Precious Friendship; Bridge Over the Troubled Waters, 疞賳ቊఠ眐ᖭ砜Ṻد
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