Tarfa bin Al-Abd emerges from the manuscripts of history to face our contemporary reality, after he turned his back to the desert and sat contemplating the world of urbanization, civilization, and modern man's technology.
Were the desert sands more sympathetic to the Tramp poet? Or does modern civilization and the world of scientific technology herald the joy of the soul and the journey of peace?
This is the idea that the poet Ali Al-Sharqawi formulates in an attempt to revive the poetic heritage from the depths of history to be a weapon in the face of the corruption of reality and the fall of the state of poetry and inspiration.
Reading the poetic heritage with a contemporary mentality and a new vision attempts to discern traits of human challenge and resistance against defeat and despair.