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The article describes a personal experience of a night in the writer's library, where he dreamed of seeing people emerging from the books and talking around a fire, among them poets, philosophers, and writers from across the ages—such as Nazım Hikmet, Neruda, Saladin Al-Ayyubi, Ibn al-Muqaffa', Sappho, and Al-Sayyab. The text reflects the depth of the writer's relationship with books and his connection to knowledge and ideas, emphasizing that reading is not just about acquiring information but a lively, real contact with cultural and literary symbols. It weaves together the dream and reality within the embrace of books.
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