Mrs. Raa's reports

The short story collection by the writer Radwa Ashour was issued by Dar Al-Shorouk as part of distinguished Arabic short stories, including the other important works of the writer. A brief about the book "Mrs. Raa's Reports" That she is a lake. In ancient times, the romantic poet depicted himself sitting on its shores, behind him, or perhaps on one side of the place, a willow tree whose branches had become like the braids of a sad woman. He stares into the lake's water and sees the face of Narcissus on its surface, beautiful and miserable, and it matches his face, so his face preoccupies him. He pities his soul, murmuring: Who will mourn for you, poor one? Then he begins his elegy. Quotes from "Mrs. Raa's Reports" Memory, then... Memory is everything. I appear fragile like a fall leaf surrendered to the air before settling on the ground. So how did I contend?