The eternal solace - Mazoon Al-Buqami

Sometimes I feel that the taste of happiness slips from my mouth, that I am unable to pass through the big door. Things seem heavier... trying to lighten them up appears to be a trick, and I am certain that quick escapes lead to more pain and loss. Mazoon gives herself space to express herself, so she presents her ideas in a new realm, assuming that "a complete set of possibilities" appears. The writer's notebooks show how each life experience can contribute to shaping identity; it becomes clear that human formation is not linear, but the result of complex interactions between feelings, experiences, and heritage influenced by the surrounding environment and strict traditions. Mazoon’s daily attitudes add a new awareness of the body, as it is not a vessel for the past, but a container for various interactions of memories, sensations, and experiences through which an individual can transcend the visible surface to a deeper level of freedom capable of change. Thus, Mazoon, through her self-expression, seeks to understand and define her identity more deeply, using writing as a means of venting, self-expression, and liberation, making her texts rich with what speaks to a shared human experience searching for identity in a world dominated by chaos and confusion.