Moon talk

The author drew inspiration from the Lebanese girl he loved, and from his intimate conversation with the moon, he sought to teach students the art of rhetoric and composition through this dialogue. In this book, the author brings the moon down from its celestial heights to reveal the image of his beloved, employing a style that exemplifies the finest pearls of composition. He uses the moon‘s face as a symbol to demonstrate the evidence of the aesthetic miracle inherent in this divine creation. Through his conversation with the moon, he inspires the student to express themselves with exquisite language. The author was indeed successful in his choice of the moon, for upon its surface he inscribed the Creator‘s artistry and from its beauty he drew human, moral, and religious values. This is because the moon, resting on the horizon of night, is the best confidant to whom the soul entrusts its sorrows and grief.