Silence of the soul

The silence of the conscience and poetry practices the seduction of temptation, just as the female does to limit the tyranny of other authorities. Strangely, the conscience of Ibrahim Al-Dajin's daughter practices this seduction on the man, but through poetry and a kind of delightful dominance that makes the one who is subjected to authority enjoy his role in it and listen to her passionately. "When the moon becomes full / I will take you to my world of love / only you with me / there, we shade from its rivers / I water you with my hand / so that my heart drinks from you / a bliss that makes him forget himself / and lives in your finest details / between your feelings and your pulse!", The poetess's focus in organizing her poetic scene stems from her intense concern and keenness to express the outpourings of desire, longing, and yearning for the opposite sex (the man) like all women, but on her own terms, which makes the rhythm of the text more exciting, beautiful, and effective, approaching precision in capturing the pressing word with the shine of the image and exploding the poetic moment. "Because / I do not master the art of concealment / and because / I am too weak to silence my senses / or bury a sincere feeling that has stirred me; / "By your Lord, I miss you!" The poetess "Al-Dajin" almost establishes in "The Silence of the Conscience" a personal poetic visual scene crowded with its structural elements that reinforce her existence as a self full of poetry, art, and a passionate desire for new poetic writing. The collection includes eighty-five poems in modern Arabic poetry, titled as follows: "In you lies all men," "The sparkle of love," "I... and behind me the flood," "Put on my heart," "A lost traveler," "Goodbye," "A flash of image," "Your morning is beautiful like you," "Lies," "A Thousand and One Nights," and other poems. Item number 9786140110113 Author: Wijdan Al-Dajin Pages: 159 Year of publication: 2013 Publisher: Arab House for Science Category: Literature and Poetry Format: Paperback Weight: 0.300 grams Size: 14*21 cm