I want that love

In his new literary work, Luay Abed draws from the lexicon of lovers, beautiful compositions, based on the translation of the meanings of love, and presents them within sensory and imaginary scenes and representations scattered in a world whose language is only known by lovers. Thus, in "I Want That Love," the texts are positioned in a dialectical (identification) with the other/woman as a self closely linked to the poet; and as a spirit flowing through his conscience; granting life to him. From here, one can view Luay Abed's poeticity in the attraction of the sensory, mental, and dreamlike images he presents to us, and what confirms this interpretive vision are the reading premises of the poetic work in most of the collection's texts.