I am the one who cries from the intensity of the poetry

Author's name: Doaa Haddad Publisher: Al-Takween for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2018 Literary classification: Poetry Brief about the book: I am the one who cries from the intensity of poetry by Dadaa Haddad ... In the first meeting with Dadaa I listened to her read some of her poems from a handwritten broad manuscript, in the presence of poets Ali Kanaan and Mamdouh Adwan, so I borrowed the manuscript from her, and wrote a long article about her which I gave to Zakaria Tamer who was managing the literary magazine Al-Mawqif, in its best phases, so it was published in the third issue of the magazine, July 1973, and it was the first thing published about Dadaa Haddad's solo experience. - Bandar Abdul Hamid. "A woman who resembles no one but herself, unique, among all the poets I have known, writing innocent of the effects of others' fingerprints, and brave free poetry that opens up with absolute independence on the blank page, like a blood-stamped crown, or a sharp blade penetrating the wall of the heart with a skill befitting an angel..." - Nazeih Abu Afaash. I imagine your room with your eyes fixed in the cracks of the door, your voice cursing the world and climbing a tree, noon and the flies of death, poetry takes you with it, the other world you dream of, you laugh in alleys and ask passersby about Damascus, if we were together now, Dadaa, tell me, is there anything else you would add to your poems? You have written everything, whoever reads a poem of yours today will ask for your address to visit you, holding a bouquet of anemones, you hear me... this is the truth. You know more about the passage of time, more than a stone about falling, more than love about hugging, more than the station about farewell, but why did you leave so early?? - Suzanne Ali