Swan tweet

Here is the hero, reclaiming his life and finding nothing in it except fall. He made a reconciliation where there was no room for reconciliation, and he sold his old dream for oil dinars, but his business did not profit, and the arrow came to him from a thousand successors, and he lost all who... He could have walked with them on the path to salvation, and the quicksand that Marsha had thrown him into led him to the decision of isolation, in a world where nothing remained but the echoes of the swan''s tweet. He became like Issam, his mirror and his companion, like a swan in its last days when it looks forward to death, so it heads to the ocean shore, launches into its last dance, sings its only melancholy song, and then dies. Makkawi Saeed is the saga of the generation of the seventies in its slide from a dream to a nightmare, and its fall from the horizon of the revolution that included it to the valley of necessity in which it ended, proceeding on its inevitable path to the individual catastrophe and collective defeat that pushed the vanguard of this generation to the tragic end that turned It has everything upside down. D. Jaber Asfour