Abdulazim Fanjan: poetic works

To read Abdul Azeem Fanjan means to forget all the achievements you heard in Iraqi poetry since the eighties up to our days. He is a poet who proves to you that great poetry has not run out of soul yet. The complete works of Fanjan were published by Sutur House in 550 pages as part of a distinguished and diverse collection of Arabic poetry books. A brief about the poetic works of Abdul Azeem Fanjan: It is not just the boldness in expressing poetry and perseverance that are features of Abdul Azeem Fanjan, but his bravery in addressing the dose of deprivation and exile from a life that did not spare him all kinds of rejection. This is how the poet truly stands in his rightful place, and his poem completes itself in the soul’s ember, waiting for the brother reader in the labyrinths of Iraqi and Arab life today. Whoever knows Abdul Azeem Fanjan knows that his poetry, like all genuine and authentic poetry, is a series of entries from his life, and this matches between the poetry of life and the life of poetry. Fanjan is an Iraqi poet who does not belong to a specific poetic generation and considers himself lazy and neglectful in publishing, belonging instead to the margins and backstreets. He has published several collections such as "I Think Like a Tree" and "According to Baghdad Time." From the complete poetic works of Abdul Azeem Fanjan: Your passing was transient then became permanent within you, so I took you with me to your family. There, among them, I felt you exiled since birth. In any case, they will eat your heart, and here they have crowned you expelled from the party, so do not despair.