I Need a Heart, Paperback Book, By: Majed Abdullah

I need a heart that contains me. Whenever sorrow knocks on my doors. I need a vault to shade me. Even if my tears overflow for a moment. He throws the years behind him. He comes to me running. He leans on my heart and asks what's wrong with me.". With these words, the poet Dr. Majid Abdullah announces the personality of the poet he is and tries to present it in poems titled in his book “I Need a Heart" and expands on the connotations of himself and the dimensions of his experience with others in a world where the tendency to love has become lost, and life turns into an absurd life, so his poetry came to say That love is still present and fondly in the souls of those who seek it "The world is still fine. There is still a beating heart in your side. Do not kill hope in it. Do not extinguish the light in it. What is the benefit of living. If it narrows you down?" Hopes. Hopes are cut off.!". In the poetic discourse, the poetic scene of the poet Majed Abdullah seems to be formed in terms of sexuality by what is called (poetic flow), a phenomenon that grants the poet's fluid texts in the narration, transparency in expressing the cases he enumerated in his poems, as well as the magic of language to serve his message and thought. The book includes poems in modern Arabic poetry under the following titles: “We live and carry our wishes in this world", “We will not see near but the loyal", “My God, I came to your door for help", “I will continue to engrave in life my happiness", “How to die my longings for them", “Now I am leaving in order to preserve my dignity, " “and a memory remains between us: … and other poems.