The book focuses on the bold political and social aspects in Nizar Qabbani's poetry, compiling poems that caused significant controversy or were banned in some Arab countries for extended periods.
It addresses the "pains of the poet" and his political positions that remained in the shadows due to censorship, beyond his popular image as a poet of love and romance.
The book includes or references poems like "Travelers," recited in Baghdad in 1985, criticizing political conditions and regimes.
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