"White Chatter" showcases Khairy Mansour as an existential poet absorbed in the space of his freedom, which he creates through linguistic adventure up to the brink of abstraction, as described by poet Ahmad Dahbour. Nevertheless, Mansour remains mindful of his national struggles, being "haunted by the Palestinian obsession," driving him to "spell out the world in a different language."

The poems in this collection are characterized by complex linguistic structures and rich metaphors, addressing themes such as memory, exile, and existence using intense poetic language.