An Incomplete Painting

About this book

A pulse behind the lines: the tale of "An Incomplete Painting." Between this book's covers, you find no mere arranged words, but fragments of our scattered souls no one dared gather. "An Incomplete Painting" is the confession left unsaid in our dark rooms, and the scream we choked behind our forced smiles before people. Writer Rahma Abdel-Halim takes us on a deeply personal human journey, where poetry is not meter and rhyme alone, but "patching" for the holes of memory and heart. The poems slip in to express parting's pain no words console, and "the desolation" of absence aging us before time. Have you ever felt your room no longer fits you? Or that you live in "an incomplete painting" missing safety's features? Here, you will find an echo for your stumbling steps in love, your disappointments in friendship, and your hopes refusing to go out despite time's cruelty. From "a letter to a future husband" overflowing with innocence and passion, to "a divorcee's card" confronting society's oppression, reaching inspiration defying despair; this collection weaves threads of light amid pain's darkness. It is a work gifting serenity to everyone life broke, telling us perfection belongs to God alone, and that our true beauty lies in those "incompletenesses" making us humans who feel, suffer, then with all insistence.. rise. "An Incomplete Painting" is your mirror you fear to look at, but you will surely find yourself in it.