The poet, the child, and the stone

As you read this book, you will sense, on every page, and indeed every paragraph, a poetic energy flowing through the text, spreading across its pages, ideas, and lines. It''s as if he is writing a text parallel to his purely poetic writings, or perhaps a text that blends his poetic creations with his theoretical and research writings and theses on revenge, sacrifice, the sacred, and the marginalized.Fathi Abdel Samee writes in this book using a fluid language filled with many interpretations, insights, insights, introspection, and accumulated experiences. In his writing, he combines the freshness and spontaneity of childhood with the sobriety and foresight of the wise. He goes beyond the immediate reality of the given, into undiscovered worlds, to limitless horizons and unknown continents within the human consciousness or subconscious, both individual and collective.This is a beautiful and profound book, difficult to summarize or confine to a few words or pages. It is highly enjoyable and useful for those interested in the dynamics of creative processes, whether they are scholars, critics, or readers in general. It is also a long creative testimony brimming with vitality, flexibility, freedom, honesty, will and involuntariness, and culture. Dr. Shaker Abdel Hamid