The Rhythm of Return

Awad Gebriel has been able, in his novel (The Rhythm of Return), to brilliantly draw a wonderful narrative image of the charming worlds of the plastic artist Hajir Satti, with all their joys, sorrows, and pains. Through narration, Awad Jibril depicted those worlds filled with orchids, violins, music, gypsies, and traveling. He offered the reader worlds based on the principle of loving others, respecting them, and sharing beauty with all. They are such worlds, distinguished by Hagir Satti's high ability to conceal her immense pain and keep it to herself. Hagir Satti was a (sieve) of pain. She suffered it patiently, but also in silence, revealing it only to paper. Hagir Satti lived and died without her pain and suffering being known to anyone other than her doctor and the reader of the novel, after her death.