I wish I were me and I meet with Taqi - Abdullah Al-Khudair

As part of the publications of the Al-Ahsa Literary Club for the year 2020 AD, and including the 114th edition of the club, the collection "I Wish I Were... and I Meet Myself" by the Saudi poet Abdullah Al-Khudair was issued. The collection was printed at the Arab Literature Center for Publishing and Distribution, and came in an elegant appearance and distinguished edition, consisting of 95 pages of medium size, containing about forty poetic texts that varied in form between classical and free verse, and varied in content between love, philosophy, Sufism, self, and homeland. The poet Al-Khudair previously published four poetry collections: "This Is My Fate," "Mirrors of My Soul," "Pain Extending from My Blood," and "A Swing of Anxiety." The poet Al-Khudair holds a PhD candidacy in Literature and Criticism at King Faisal University and has received many awards at the poetry level, the latest being his first-place win in the Sheikh Rashed bin Humaid Award for Culture and Science in the free poetry branch (modern) for this year for his poem "What the Crow Did Not Say to Its Lord."