بستان عائشة

Abd al-Wahhab al-Bayati, an Iraqi poet and writer (1926 - 1999), is considered one of the four who contributed to the founding of the School of New Arabic Poetry in Iraq (the pioneers of free poetry). His collections and works: Diwan of Angels and Demons 1950 AD. Broken jugs 1955 AD. Glory to Children and Olives, 1956 AD, a letter to Nazim Hikmat, 1956 AD. Poems in exile 1957 AD. Twenty poems from Berlin 1959. Words do not die 1960 AD. Freedom Road (in Russian) 1962. Poverty and Revolution. The Fire and the Words 1964. The One Who Comes and Doesn't Come 1966 AD. Death in life 1968 AD. My poetic experience 1968 AD. Dead dogs eyes 1969. Weeping to the June sun and the mercenaries, 1969. Writing on clay, 1970 AD. Diary of a professional politician 1970 AD. The Diwan of Abd al-Wahhab al-Bayati, which included his collections mentioned in 3 parts, was published by Dar al-Awda in Beirut in 1972 CE, Love Poems at the Seven Gates of the World 1971 CE, a biography of the thief of fire 1974 CE. The Sea Book 1975 AD. Shiraz moon 1975 AD. The sound of light years 1979. Bostan Aisha 1989 AD. The Book of Lamentations 1995 The Fire 1996 Fifty Love Poems 1997 The sea is far away I hear it sigh 1998 Springs of the Sun - The poetic biography 1999.