Lost praises

Author: Raed Al Eid Classification: Self-Development Publisher: Dar Don Number of pages: 159 Year of publication: 2025 Synopsis of the novel: A book of lost praises written by writer Raed Al Eid.. Words of compliment influence us, and leave a beautiful impact that may extend with us perhaps until the end of life.. What does praise do to us? And how does it affect others when you praise them? Does the universe change with praise of things, houses, years, and our old streets? Raed Al Eid does not start his book with an introduction, but with a beginning, and does not end with a conclusion, but with a new fascination. He walks you on the edges of things not to introduce them to you, but to teach you how to see them for the first time. In his pages, praise does not dwell in grand words, but strolls in alleys, stands at the margin of a painting, drinks from the cup of contemplation, and mends the gaps of forgetfulness. Here in the book of lost praises, praises are hesitant, lost, contemplative, and perhaps late… but they are sincere, and know how to choose their destination. The praises in this book are not ready-made poems nor commendations, they are not about anyone, but about everything, reflections on forgotten beauty, and on small details that are not usually praised, but deserve it. Beginnings without introductions, ceilings without walls, frames that create paintings from white space, games not for entertainment, and views from above, almond trees discovering the fragility of the shell and the hardness of the inside, and more places than places, and margins where meanings rest that the main text did not leave room for.