Hummus-Sana
The poet’s inability to print and collect his product in a book does not diminish his poetry and his ability, as electronic publishing, social media and paper publishing laws have made many writers find a way to communicate with readers and freely display their visions on basic issues such as modernity and their unattended presence.
The poet Muhammad al-Khidr from Homs explained that he does not have the ability to print his texts, so he is satisfied with publishing them on his page on social networking sites and in one of the specialized literary electronic magazines, which amounted to 300 texts, indicating that his communication virtually with the reader allowed him to extract his own vision about modernity and the necessity of its presence in poetry The contemporary based on the necessity of the new creation to approach the absolute perfection in literature and the arts, which have always been the locomotive of modernization and derive their modernity from the existence and development of man.
The young poet Hatem Perini saw that today's generation differs from its predecessor, and the most relevant way for readers is social networking sites, where the people who read the papers have become a small percentage in society, and thus the presence of the poet is as much as the people who rally around him and have relationships and friendships with them, which makes his opinion restrict the poet to the idea of publishing He closed himself up and his name was largely absent from cultural circles.
Perini shows that most of the poetry today tends to revive the language through the old style of the Arabic poem, but he believes that the beautiful gesture lies in trying to introduce the element of modernity into the poem despite some critical restrictions, especially with the meta poem that is linked to the lyrical component more and is the best way to reach the audience.
The poet “Heba Ahmed” offered a different opinion that publishing is important and it constitutes a moral asset for the poet, as it is impact, identity, handprint and feeling, and enhances his poetic presence, but it is not sufficient on its own unless it is strengthened by the rest of the poet’s queens, especially his five senses. Hence the importance of recitation to complete the poet’s presence.
Ahmed considers that in line with the spirit of the times and its different circumstances and nature, the poem must be loosened in form and content to remove it from the rigid mold and ruled in the strict standard language without this implying rebellion against the poetic heritage, but rather broadening the vision in it.
Lara Ahmed and Mays Al-Ani