The ram ***
*It is as if Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony is a “blow of fate” that we receive, causing us to wake up from a voluntary slumber and an involuntary faint.
When we read “The Ram” by Anwar Al-Khatib; We realize that a memory that does not contain some of that man’s creations is a distorted memory. It has the right to hide in shame or become scattered in vain.
We are overwhelmed with wonder as we ask the author: What imagination sweeps through you and storms your brain when you dress up with a brush to write and even draw a novel that combines surrealism, abstraction, fantasy... and realism?!
* With captivating imagination, we rode the water with you, and we were certain that illusion is the certain truth that we practice with merit and distinction.
* The novel is a painting or a choir playing one extremely wonderful symphony, and each individual player shows his special skill on his instrument. Then the maestro comes with his stick to bring everyone together in one musical arrangement. He connects all the threads of the novel, leaving you in a state of astonishing shock, or say madness.
* Al-Khatib accompanies the animal world with its splendor and sublime “humanity.” He avoids the human world with all its meanness and brutality, and I will not say its animality.. for animals have become more sublime than us.
* Amazement, par excellence, accompanies you from the beginning of the striking and question-provoking title, even as you close the second leaf of the book, announcing the end of reading. Then you discover that your mouth is still open with astonishment and astonishment. And perhaps we will remain on that platform of astonishment until he surprises us with his new edition.
what Brother ...
Shawakh has never confided these secrets to anyone, which she buried in a very remote spot where no one can reach, but she realizes that painful secrets do to the soul what obesity does to the body. She must get rid of it before she becomes a victim without realizing it.
It later became clear that Dr. Muhammad Ghaleb specializes in treating soldiers after they come from war, saving them from the bloody nightmares that haunt them, from the pain of loss, from the panic attacks that afflict them if a balloon explodes in the hand of a child, from excessive sweating and a pale face if a metal spoon falls. On a marble surface.. Therefore, he could not look at Shawakh’s concerns, even though her struggle was real, but the doctor needed death, blood, devastation, and the sound of shelling and bombs... to acknowledge the existence of the conflict!
As for Shawach, her conflict was distracting, over this question, “How is it possible for two people to inhabit a body?”
Mahra bint Ahmed...
