
This is a thoughtful reflection on the nature of words and their relationship to the world around us. It's a question that has been pondered by philosophers and writers for centuries.
In the book, Amal Al-Sahlawi invites us to consider what remains of words once they have been spoken
or written. She suggests that words are not merely empty vessels, but rather carry within them the traces
of our experiences and interactions with the world. These traces, she argues, are what give words their
meaning and power.
Al-Sahlawi's book is not just a collection of fleeting thoughts, but a meditation on the nature of existence itself. She reminds us that everything in the world is in a constant state of flux, and that the only thing that remains constant is the trace that we leave behind. It is through these traces, she suggests, that we can find meaning and purpose in a world that is constantly changing.
Author : Amal Al Sahlawy