Farther than the diaphragm, closer than the jugular vein

Section: Arabic Novels

Number of pages: 119 pages

The sweetest narration is that which is farther than a waq waq, and closer than the pulse of the jugular vein. In all fairness, I must clarify that what is far here may be impossible, and no mind can imagine its counterparts occurring in a time similar to our times, but it is nevertheless something that is lived, and we feel it surrounding us, and the strangeness is that we do not see it. Therefore, it was necessary to record it from the necessity of creating some holes in the narration of stories, or making them appear in poetry or imagination, so that the reader would imagine that they are within the limits of occurrence, and capable of existence.