Suad Al-Sabah poetess without coasts

Publication Year: 1434 AH - 2013 AD Edition: 1 Number of pages: 207 pages Cover: Paper cover Publisher: Dar Al-Arabia for Science Publishers Written by critic Abdul Latif, it delves into the art of literary critical essay writing and choosing the essay art, which is closer to the general public and more popular... And the poetry of Suad Al-Sabah is popular poetry that addresses the reader with simple language with musical tones, loved by the ear, and lodged in memory, but in its content, it rises to the highest level on the ladder of culture. Abdul Latif realized that... so he presents the idea and deep feelings of the poetess, citing some of her sung poetry, thus having an impact on the reader, who may become excited, sad, smile, or admire a woman who rebelled against the rigid past to say her word. "I am here, oh man, I have freed myself from restrictions to say my word, I am free, I know what I want, but I love you, because I am the reason for your existence." This is what poetess Suad Al-Sabah expresses most in her poetry, and critic Abdul Latif saw that this concept was expressed by some Western thinkers, citing what they said about it. This indicates the critic's cultural background through his reading of Western thought, in addition to his long-standing knowledge of Arabic literature.