Poet's words surpass river's bounds

The article covers the celebration held by the Poetry Club at the General Union of Writers and Authors in Iraq for the release of the collection "Overflowing Beyond the Need of the River" by poetess Dr. Rawiha Al-Sha'er. An literary session was held in the Al-Jawahari Hall within the Union's building. Participants affirmed that Rawiha's poetry reflects a balance between internal and external themes, characterized by a style that expresses deep subjectivity, serving as a model of poetry within the realm of prose poetry. The poetess indicated that her poetry addresses topics related to femininity, departure, and beauty, with her poems portraying water as a purifier and a spiritual ritual, emphasizing simple expressions of human feelings and youthful memory. The article highlights that her collection embodies a feminine challenge and existential themes, underscoring the importance of poetry in a world that suffers from a need for messages and love.

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