Aleppo-Sana
The National House of Books Theater in Aleppo hosted the signing ceremony of the Diwan of Hyper-Secret Letters by the poet Mazal Al-Mazal, which included a dialogue session moderated by Abdel Karim Bibi.
In a statement to SANA's reporter, the poet Al-Mazal spoke about his poetry, in which he tried to keep pace with the times, starting with the title and words, in addition to existing poems and monodrama texts, using new poetic vocabulary.
And he indicated that the Diwan of Hyper-Secret Messages comes within his literary series, whose beginning was with the Diwan (My Coffee, Tartar and I) and then (Everyone on it is van), noting that modern poetry is currently facing several problems, including its lack of connection with realism, stressing the need for the poet to take vocabulary and topics The realism of his poems keeps pace with the current era.
The Director of Culture in Aleppo, Jaber Al-Sajour, explained that the poet Al-Mazal writes a special literature for a modern school whose expressions are mixed with originality, and he draws from an authentic Bedouin environment, and injects this creativity into the environment of the city of Aleppo, which he lived between its alleys and alleys, and studied in its schools.
He pointed out that within his Diwan (Hyper Secret Letters) he presents a mature literary experience of messages that will have an impact on Syrian and Arab cultural creative literature in general, especially that his Diwan (Everyone on it is Van) was translated into French, and he is currently studying at a Paris university, and this is considered an achievement. And an added value to his literary history.
A number of those attending the ceremony showed the importance of the Syrian literary production that enriches the Arab library, and contributes to the creation of a thinking and educated generation, seeking to prove its skills in the literary arena.
Zainab Chahoud
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