Writing with feeling

Author's name: Ammar Khamis

I made feeling a means for writing, not as a rebellion against using the pen as a known means for that, certain that the pen in the hand of someone like me, whom I command to decorate and beautify the situations of feeling, is more eloquent in reflecting them as they are. However, feeling also avoids pretense, so its detachment in narrating the situations as they are, whether apparent pain or fleeting joy, is the most honest in writing them.

Writing with feeling has honest situations that I have experienced, some of which people find painful, but which became an inspiration, and its ending was the best lesson for me, a moral for those who read it, and a motivation for those who have been held back by similar situations, and I have reduced the effort to put in more.

You will not lose with tolerance, understanding what is possible and available according to the available situation, patience and perseverance while focusing on the desired goal.

Ultimately, God's will is how situations end, regardless of their beginning, whether painful or happy. Trusting in God always leads to good outcomes. Everything I have written here with my feelings, I did not plan for it, but rather, these feelings refused to remain imprisoned. They emerged in the form of honest experiences, situations, and facts that I lived. I did not color them or embellish them, because my feelings are what wrote them with their ink.

The reader lives with me for a few moments in real situations. Look with me at how they began and how they ended. Thank you.