A book presented as a diverse human panorama. The poet and short story writer Wafaa Ibriwash says, "I wrote for the human being everywhere, for the states of joy and sorrow that possess them, for the victims of war, for the heavy presence and absence, for the mothers of martyrs, the beloved, and memory, for inanimate objects and for nature. I wrote for the idea of breaking from the familiar axioms of our human history; I wrote for myself to sprout anew, I wrote for many things that come to my mind and many that do not."

She adds, "In every text, I tried to present the viewpoint of the human, the inanimate, and the animal, not necessarily for my own liking, but to serve diversity and the attempt to find a correct path for the human story and its surrounding beings, phenomena, and ideas."

• Author: Wafaa Ibriwash
• Publisher: Dar Fadaat
• Year of Publication: 2015
• Edition: First
• Number of Pages: 228
• Subject: Literary Texts