Nothing hidden

Note: The book is new, owned by one of the readers, and has not been used. Publisher: Arab House for Science Publishers Number of pages: 87 pages What is hidden: poetic prose with a dramatic character, its meaning is romantic, in which the inner self of the poetess Ghadeer Baze' Al-Harbi wears the dress of the loving woman as a structural means that moves symbolically between the interior and exterior, that is, between the inner self "woman" and the summoned external self "man". Between these two structures, the self/poetess is positioned, and the expressive task of the text is achieved, which is to present the experience of loss or departure of the other from the real female world, and its immortality in the world of imagination, memory, and dreams... Under the title "Self-talk," the poetess Al-Harbi says: "In my self-talk I used to wonder: / What are the dimensions of distance at the meeting? / Will we get to know each other? / Will our steps come closer to embrace? / The answer was: No!! / Until I saw in my dream / the opposite of self-talk and my illusions / And the dream refused to be anything but love / We came closer and happiness embraced us / Both of us hastened with longing for each other / Oh, how beautiful our love is, oh, I wish it had not been a dream." The book contains poetic prose under the following titles: "What is hidden!", "Depth," "Nostalgia," "Definition of Love," "Beware," "Soliloquy," "Melody and Hope," "As the patience of prophets," "An acceptable matter!," "Sometimes it happens," "A day and a half!," "We will meet," "If only!," "It will be more beautiful," "Longing calls me," "Confusion," "Eid," "The sound of rain," (...) and other titles.