Bahaa: When Love Survived Words

About this book

Bahaa: when love survived words. Have you ever tried being silent, not because you lack words, but because the feeling is bigger than the throat's capacity to utter it? In this collection, writer Sahar El-Rayyan opens a small window onto the heart's most honest, painful, and beautiful corners. "Bahaa" is no mere assembly of poems lined on paper, but a documentation of that arduous and beautiful human journey at once; the journey beginning from "the first glance's" marvel and passing through "hesitation's quadrilateral" mist, to finally settle in "beautiful recompense's" harbor. This book is addressed to everyone who stumbled in longing's absences, and everyone who believed true love is not born ready, but grows amid disagreements, and patience polishes it, until pain becomes another language of nearness. The writer moves between the beloved's reproach, absence's warmth, and certainty's serenity, offering poetry resembling prayer and a voice resembling peace. Through Bahaa's pages, readers move between longing, absence, hope, and the quiet work of finding language for emotions that resist easy expression.