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It includes more than 45 poems, in which the poet’s life experiences were embodied, and in which her feelings and feelings were revealed in all their details. In some of them, she expressed situations and events that she lived and experienced herself, and in others she interacted with the stories of others that touched her feelings, so that the product was this unique collection with its own color and poetic language. Distinctive, innovative style that is far from stereotypical.
What I chose was based on a combination of personal taste and conviction - which sought to be objective as much as possible - that these examples are worthy of introducing the wide reader to Adwan’s poetic personality. What also requires clarification is that the selection of poems over others was subject to a specific technical factor: that is, the replacement of long poems in favor of medium or short ones, in order to make room for the largest possible number of texts expressing the experience, and in a way that is proportionate to the proposed size of the selections.
Hopefully, these selections will succeed in recalling a lofty poetic stature, represented by “the free son of life,” “the one who exalts himself upon condescension,” bending “with the discipline of a soldier before a spike,” looking “sad and angry, at the perforated shoes of the poor,” biased “to her path filled with the dust of honor.” "; As Mahmoud Darwish expressed in his eulogy for Adwan.
About the book
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The content of the book includes literary texts and thoughts that describe a woman’s loving emotion and the sincerity of her feelings in situations of confession, dialogue, anger, absence, and memories, in sophisticated language and a style that respects the reader’s taste and thought, to confirm that love is a need, life, an outlet, and the beauty of the soul.
It is a book written by a woman... expressing a woman's feelings... for a man's heart to read.
January 2018
Diwan (The Language of Beauty): Diwan (The Language of Beauty) is the first collection to combine poems that praise the love of the Arabic language. No poet had ever done this before. This collection includes twenty-seven poems, each of which revolves around defending the Arabic language, singing its praises, and chanting its lofty status.
