Ontology of the shadow and the noon

Author's name: Abdu Zaghbourdar Publisher: Al-Takween for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2018 Literary classification: Poetry Brief about the book: It seems that the poetry of Abdu Zaghbourdar closes and opens itself around a set of meanings split into two parts, from dual thinking that combines the loss of the will to live and the need for exile to know oneself in the absence of love, shyly in the margins of what cannot be touched. Then in his poetry, the blessing of secular dimensions, the taste of migration, exile that he always returns to without homeland or Lord directed towards himself, or what is the same thing, towards the necessary measure of internal alienation, where the signs of a fragile spirit, Nietzschean heartbeat "here and now" seem to drown in existence everywhere, yearning for nothingness. His singing and weakness are organized in this double junction or in the condition of translating his poetic texts from one language to another; thus, words in his work seem to mock their own meaning so that they repeat, return, or recognize themselves in the existential doubt of passing meanings. Time also appears split in a dual vision and returns to become one in what is said and what is not said, in meaning and thought, in vision and dream, in metaphor and reality, so that ultimately he builds the body of the contemplative being himself without others.