Oh Multiply, and Fry, Paperback Book, by: Sheikha Al-Mutairi

The dreams of the little ones were shrouded, tired of childhood and innocence, and the loaf of bread that never comes. A time that lives in their faces, feeds their eyes and grows a thousand years. A time that wreaks havoc on their heads, a time of darkness. Where will their child grow up, and in which school will he die? The bell rang, and the hearts of the frightened ones rang. She will return, squatting in that neighborhood. How many neighbourhoods are there? She will return, squatting in death, then stretch her legs a little. No mother awaits the remains, of the little ones returning, no mother asks if her child is late for home, no mother, for the barren home bid her farewell, and after the bell rang.

Where do we get the clouds to live? Where do we get the dirt to cover our death? The earth in a large, rotating cell. Everyone will run to a place of annihilation, and here I am some of annihilation, and here I am all rotating, and my place of settlement is a handful, of the dirt of those who were here, is there any memory for us in the poem? My poetry he stripped himself of the soul's bath, then appeared alone, oh you, shroud me in some water, so that I may live a myth, who, if love is mentioned one day, forgets me. Do not follow me if I write another poem, for I have shrouded the dreams of the great, and written near my mouth (siege).

• Books Author: Sheikha Al-Mutairi
• Number Of Pages: 96
• Language: Arabic
• Publisher: Dar Al-Hudhud
• Books Category: Fiction & Fantasy
• Book Format: Paperback
• Other Feature 1: Edition: 1st
• Books_ISBN: 9789948427841
• Publication Date: December 20, 2016