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Rareet was born Rareet

From Republic Street, first Faisal

Between Sharif and Saudi Al-Sanadili Streets

Corona time, fireworks and firecrackers

and drugs

Rareet was born Rareet

A heretic born of a heretic penetrates into the womb of a crowd of heretics, whose ages range from eight to fifteen. They go to the paths of the central desert to set off from them to the north, where the Great Desert is, and to the south, so that the rest of them settle in the Lesser Desert.

The water of the Awnai well in the central desert did not succeed in removing what was attached to the bodies of the Raarit from the dirt that they inherited from their father from their grandfather, Raharit Naqi’, who in turn inherited it from his mother, Haila Bint Dulayma, a gypsy woman, after Dulayma gave birth to her in the wilderness of Ain Al-Waha, the eastern oasis in the Central Desert. From the algae of Ain al-Waha to infiltrate until the fifth generation of gypsy harpies, the herbalists recommended albuminous water free of algae if they found it, it would be a panacea.

Raharite children continue their constant search for albuminous water as a treatment for them in all parts of the three deserts to rid them of lingering ailments until the fifth generation, so that their nails stop scratching their bodies constantly bleeding blood, and they became seas. From the date of the last trip of the heretics to them, because the bodies attached to them were savage.

A short story written by / Mahmoud Hassan Farghaly

Member of the Writers Union

Member of the Syndicate of Film Professions

mahmoudhassanfarghaly@yahoo.com