Walid Bakry: poet shaped by family and loss
Walid Bakri is a poet who began his journey with poetry in 2000, relying on a family environment rich in poetry, where all family members had a relationship with poetry before he learned from teacher Khaled Suleiman. He has written around 50 poems, covering various themes such as romance, sadness, and politics. His topics changed after the loss of his father, whom he considers a significant turning point in his life and writing. In recent years, he has focused on composing poems about mothers, expressing their importance in his life. He emphasizes the diversity of poetic styles and drawing inspiration from multiple experiences.
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