Love on one foot

Love on one foot Love on one foot Texts that combine common denominators which are (intensity, brevity, poeticism), Based on this solid foundation, Mufrej Al-Majfal builds his poetic world, And chooses his words with great precision and keen understanding, And this is more than evident in the formulation of the collection's titles, Titles that are not devoid of poetic dimensions, such as: "What remains of features," "Passers' eyes without sidewalks," "Vacuum filling all things," "Sudden feelings," "Love has distinctive signs," and others. As for the nature of the linguistic formulation characteristic of poetic texts, It reflects the effort that Al-Majfal invests in shaping each phrase, And in choosing every word as he delves into souls and reveals their secrets, Especially in the case of "love," All of this comes in the text with a poetic breath and in the form of dialogue between two persons, Or the character and itself (monologue), Making us feel that it is a living conversation, Even if it is on paper. Under the title "A Final Sip," the poet says: "Don't you remember who I am..?" "We were here once in a stolen appointment." "I was me and you were you inside an inverted cup." "Don't you remember who I am..?" "I am the one I left at the bottom of the cup." "I am the lying ascender." With this artistic maturity, Mufrej Al-Majfal writes, And presents love as a theme that dominates most of the texts, And he excels in writing the poetic self and its worlds, Without neglecting the interest in decoration and aesthetic expression, And this is one of the prominent features of modern poetic writing. Isn't he the one who said in "Rhyme": "I do not try to write classical poems." Item number 9786140114111 Author: Mufrej Al-Majfal Pages: 151 Year of publication: 2014 Publisher: Arab House for Science Category: Poetry and Literature Format: Paperback Weight: 0.300 grams Size: 14*21 cm