Aql Al-Aweiyat's Poem in Arab Literary Project

The article discusses Lebanese poet Aql Al-Aweat's publication of his new poem "Like Life in Hell," which is considered one of his central works within his contemporary Arabic poetic project. The poem primarily addresses themes of poetry and death, the individual and history, Lebanon and the East, as well as life and meaning in a collapsing world. It is composed of thirteen scenes in which personal and cultural experiences intertwine, with a focus on the questions of fate and existence. The poem demonstrates an existential reflection on the destiny of humans, civilization, and the universe, intertwined with mournful reflections on loss and individual transcendence in a world rife with ruin and destruction. It should be noted that the poem aspires to be a cultural inquiry rather than merely a personal biography.

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