ARABIC THOUGHTS
“Arabic Thoughts in English Poems” is poetry book written in English free verse. It is an initiative to express the writer’s Arab culture to the English spoken world. However, many poems share the universal elements of the new global culture. The book is written in five chapters that cover different themes.
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“Arabic Thoughts in English Poems” is a book of free poetry written in English. The book is an initiative to express the culture of the Arab writer to the English-speaking world. However, many of the poems contain elements that could represent the new global culture. The book is written in five chapters covering different topics
Just a little bit..but a lot..about me..from me for you
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A Brief About the book How many times you had to push your personal appointments and re-schedule your holidays because of others? How many times were you too shy to say ‘No’ when you needed? How many times did you suppress your emotions because of others and held it within yourself? In this book you will understand that you are not required to postpone your private time, nor to keep saying ‘Yes’ when you actually want to say ‘No’ and neither you need to suffer from suppressing your feelings anymore. This book will take you through a part of my journey, some glimpses of my life experience and the lessons I learned in the past almost 4 years to teach you step by step about ME TIME concept. At the same time, I will also be sharing with you some examples of what ME Time represents. Finally, you will be able to figure out what is supposed to be your true priority number one in your life and what to do in order to keep it in that way.
In his childhood, Tammuz watched a film about the life of a young boy, and through it he was surprised at how much cinema can convey human lives and their details: “There is someone far away who lives just like me!” Since that time, he became fond of films, and their heroes became friends with whom he lived. In his youth, he traveled to Dubai, to collect money and realize his dream of studying cinema, but he became immersed in the worlds of sex and money and moved away from his dream, until the revolution and then the war broke out in Syria, when he woke up from his nightmare and realized that hundreds of films were waiting for him in his homeland to wake them from their slumber.
“Between Ropes of Water” is a novel about the love of cinema, in which Rosa Yassin Hassan combines, with a unique technique, reality with films, so that we can hardly distinguish between reality and imagination, we meet characters we loved, we read phrases we heard, and we re-draw scenes we liked...
If the novel is an imaginative inspiration for events that actually occurred, and the diary is the actual documentation of its writer’s vision and view of the events as he experienced them, then the text of “An Incomplete Piece of the Damascus Sky” goes further than a marriage, but rather is closer to the dissolution of the arts into each other’s details. Poetry and prose, a fictional novel or the diary of a living being, details for each person and a generalization that does not concern anyone. Crying is like loud laughter, at a sentence that surprises you despite the expected context, but that exceeds every possibility proposed by your imagination.
* Ahmed M. Jaber - Al-Arab newspaper, London
ها قد انتهى الزمن الطويل، وحان الوقت المنتظر. البشر بين لهو ولعب، وفتن كقطع الليل المظلم. الأرض تزيَّنت وتهيَّأت، وصعدت الشياطين على كل المنابر. فلا تدري أين تضع روحك، وكيف تقبض على دينك. ضباب الحق غطَّى سواد الباطل، وعين قلبك وحدها التي ترى. ثم حان وقت خروجنا.. وتهيَّأ البشر للفتنة الأخيرة؛ فتنة النهاية.
