Why did you leave the horse alone?

Mahmoud Darwish

In this new collection on the entire Arab poetic scene, Mahmoud Darwish goes towards the biography: the biography of the place when it is contained by geography in order to express history in it, and the biography of the locations of the place when it turns into stations for the body and signs for the soul, and creates - thus - a unique epic formula for a dense biography that moves in space, Time erases from the height of a bird's eye, then it summarizes its elements in a journey of regression towards the pole of a maker, a participant, and a guarantor who is a tragic human being, but he is ... a poet with a cloud in his hand. One may recall, here specifically, that what Edward Said wrote about Mahmoud Darwish: ((Darwish's poetry is not limited to securing a tool to reach an extraordinary vision, or to a distant universe from a known system, but rather it is a difficult cohesion of poetry and collective memory, and the pressure of each on the other )). Some Poems: I - Icons from the Crystal of Place II - Abel's Space III - Chaos at the Gate of Resurrection IV - A Room for Talking to Self V - Rain on the Steeple

About the book:

Cover: plain cardboard

Number of pages: 168 pages

Size: 13.5*21.5

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