Kerem

In the West they say “Dress to Impress”.
It seems that I accepted it from our friend Google, but not from my father when he repeated it to me.
He disgusted me by saying, “Eat what you like and wear what people like,” just to sanctify the shemagh and to prevent me from wearing jeans, shorts, and anything similar in the presence of men.
The outward appearance was and still is complementary to the content, and even serves only as an introduction and prelude at the beginning of a long research or musical piece.
Except in the case of women's fashion, women's perfumes, and women's shoes.
I woke up from a deep sleep on the couch and stared into nothingness, trying to free my head from the terrible headache.
With a heavy sigh, I headed towards the kitchen, which was facing me and took up a space of three metres in the right corner of the hall.
To prepare black coffee, I think coffee represents my journey from complexity to simplicity,
From confusion to awareness..