The Jumping of the Braids

The book consists of thirty-six poems. It talks about love in many different facets. It talks about love for God, nature, between men and women, people, love to improve life . . . and so forth.
The book also tackles the problem of dictatorship, especially in the Middle East. It describes the oppression inflicted on the people and their sufferings.
Some poems have a Sufi attribute. When they are directed toward a lover, one can feel and conclude that God is the one meant to be.

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