"The collection's poems vary between political and romantic poetry and social criticism, in a satirical style that deals with political events from January 25 until now, and uses youth vocabulary and social media terminology. "Al-Safti" says, in one of the collection's poems entitled "The Dog and the Shouma": They insult each other, "You are my flock" or "You are a sheep." Okay. They burn each other with Molotov cocktails. Okay. They always hate each other. Their words are hitting. Okay. They cut each other down, and a demonstration turns into a war. Okay. .

In his poem "From them to God", Al-Safti says: O (Friday), O Eid in heaven
On earth, your life has been virtuous. A criminal gang kidnapped you
They left you with gloom and a day of hardship.. Instead of incense, they sprinkled blood on you
And let the souls take a nap.. The voice of the inspiring recitation
It became bullets or a wailing sound.. Every time I prayed and every time I supplicated, I bowed and prostrated for a long time..