Poetry with a Taste of Berries

About this book

Have you ever wondered how the world looks through the eyes of a poet who knows no bounds to his madness? How a letter can smell of berries and a poem taste of wine? In this collection, "Poetry with a Taste of Berries," the Jinn Poet, Said Jamal Eddine, invites us not merely to read but to a ritual of immersion with no escape into the depths of the most exciting human passion. This is no mere poetry but a bold descent into the gray zone where the boundary dissolves between dream and wakefulness, between the yearning soul and the burning body. The poet takes us on a journey naked of every constraint, where love becomes a striking cosmic force defying laws and mocking logic. Here woman finds herself not as an abstract muse but as a solid tangible reality: as "the balance of the world," as "the conspiracy of the house," as the crater of a volcano that never goes out. Femininity is embodied as a nature that cannot be tamed, capable of demolishing and building at once, carrying in its folds the pleasure of honey and the bitterness of battle. The collection's tone progresses from shy whisper to scream, from the tenderness of ripe berries to the intoxication of wine, in a poetic voice that insists love is not a feeling but a fire that must either consume you or be consumed. A daring collection for readers who like their poetry with the taste of forbidden fruit.