In describing poetic approaches, the poet in this collection and others is close to two poets with two unique features: Abu al-Ala al-Ma'arri and Ahmad al-Safi al-Najafi. Such closeness does not imply imitation, but rather points to the general poetic climate described as "the coldness of silver" in both poets, in addition to their sensuality in existential contemplation. This closeness is also what gives the poet Walid Hussein his poetic distinctiveness, which distinguishes him from his contemporaries. Here, I recall the saying: There is no important poet who does not possess something of an important poet who preceded him:
And upon listening to the respondent, my understandings expanded, to the point where the blind would be constrained.
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Our bodies are the clay of the universe's dent from
humiliating water... if a spring is left behind.
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No, you are not like me.. I have sensors..,
She allowed great doubt about the events.