Hell of Shebaland: Poetry Collection - Tapa blanda

Hell of ShebaLand is a poetry collection oriented to describe the decline and decadence in various levelouts in Yemen, as the poet’s motherland. The book aims at mirroring the real conditions and the live circumstances in the country since 2011. It highlights the actuality and the factuality of man and woman under the political and economic crises. It determines different parameters of the current affairs in the war atmospheres as well. In other words, the nature of poetry in the reflections of the poet on the cultural and socio-political degeneracy is select as per the interdisciplinary differences of poetic discourse. The images and symbols along with some other figures of speech are of the concern. What is more, the satirical and tragic-comedy modes enrich the imagery meditations. The book combines nineteen poems; each poem connotatively and sometimes denotatively pictures a different single subtle issue in depth with an interrogatory, exclamatory and descriptive manner of the situation. In fact, the poet has hearted out the hurts and wounds he feels of his country. The neutrality of the depiction in every position arrowed at in the poems has been carried out for maintaining the truth and authenticity in the expression. The poet intends to poke the world for the human awareness and conscience to reform the sabotage and refute the rumors and propaganda.

Mubarak Ali Ahmed Al-Hammadi, Al-Yadoumi (08 July 1986) was born in Daf village, Maber city, Thamar governorate, Yemen. Mubarak is originally from De Yadoum, Khulan province, Sana’a_ the Capital of Yemen. He is a poet, social activist and a college teacher of English literature. Currently, he is a Ph. D. research scholar in Comparative Literature at BAMU, India. He has published 10 research papers in Literature. He has done his M. A. research study also in Comparative Literature, particularly in Poetry. This is the first poetry collection in English and having one more unpublished collection in Arabic.