The book “Waiting for the Barbarians” is not just texts overflowing with words, but rather a deep journey into the secrets of the human soul, and a literary journey in which the boundaries of poetry and prose intersect, to produce a literary world charged with creativity and wonder. The language of the book is not merely a vessel for the idea, but rather the idea itself taking shape and dancing.
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A collection of poetry that expresses love, war, and homeland in a deep poetic style that discusses human and political conflicts.
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