The yellow rain

About the book "The hero describes his village's story that was dying before his eyes, so he decided that it would remain alive as long as he is alive... It is the story of a village that refuses death or faces fate, and the hero is the resistor who leads the stones and walls of the village to resistance... Quotes from the book. Sometimes we believe that everything has gone into oblivion, and that rust and the dust of years have destroyed what we trusted, but it is just a sound or a smell or a sudden or unexpected touch that can bring back a flood of memories, and light up the memory with the power and brightness of lightning. The fact that isolation placed me face to face with myself, in response to the walls of forgetfulness I built over my memories, nothing strikes terror into a person like another person — especially if that person is himself — it seems that they came to confirm to me that time is what truly died, not her. At first, we do not accept the idea of death because we see it in youth as very distant and deep in time, and then it becomes acceptable because the years prove to us the rest of this truth and the same fear, fear of evil, fear of destruction, fear of eternal cold and forgetfulness. Night remains for whom it is. The author’s name: Julio Yama Tharis. Publisher: Dar Al-Nashr. Page: seven. Number of pages: 128."