Dr. Imad el-Din al-Khatib

What does the new generation hide for us from a poetic pattern that expresses itself?

The prose poem is a text that does not depend on the rhythm controlled by multiple feet, nor does it depend on the commitment to rhyme, but rather depends on the internal music created by artistic links, chosen sounds and plastic images controlled by rhythms. Suzanne Bernard defined it by saying: "The prose poem is a piece of prose brief enough, unified, compressed like a piece of crystal, its suggestions are infinite, and depends on intensification."