About the book
Tyrant's collection is my first published work that includes multiple poems, most of which are emotional poems.
The collection consists of 24 poems, which are as follows:
• Oh my killer
• Closer than around the corner
• Do not take it
• Dimple
• When you are present
• My paths are burdened with distance
• Ground
• The wasteland of remoteness
• Arabic
• A letter about my silence split
• Wait, wait
• My ultimate wish
• Sloppy letters
• Don't worry
• Covenants
• My apologies
• The mother was killed
• Tyrannical
• My one and only love
• Really give up
• Storm
• Love brings calamity
• Crazy jealousy
• Bored
National values and culture of coexistence:
The most precious thing in our existence is the homeland to which we belong, and it has rights required of us by common sense, and confirmed by religious texts, and it is necessary that we take note of these contents because of their impact on the behavior of citizens and residents under national states.
What are the rights of the homeland and the citizen in contemporary national states?
What are the implications?
What are the national values that a citizen should have to achieve national security and peaceful coexistence among the people of the country?
