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He said: I remember the incident clearly, it was 1409, I was driving to work at Bani Adwan Secondary School, my colleague was with me, when I arrived in front of the house where the incident happened, I found that there were 20 or 30 patrol officers, there were not 20 people in the whole village, so it was a big event.
Al-Zahrani continued: I met a colleague named Ismail Moallem, I asked him, he told me that yesterday so and so killed his wife, their daughter (Rehab) came to me at 3:30 in the morning. That night, she was covered in blood and crying, she told me the truth, Uncle Ismail, my father killed my mother. I stayed only to write the whole poem in the first class, and my tears have not dried on the paper of that poem.
The poet says, at the beginning of the poem: Father, how did you kill my mother? Father, how did you sow pain in my path?
Al-Zahrani added: Later, Mr. Ali Khaled Al-Ghamdi read the poem on the Al-Bilad page, and one of the things he mentioned in his commentary on the poem was that the poet described the incident as if he was looking through a peephole, which made the authorities of the relevant investigation team take notice and send it to the police. Zahrani continued his story, saying: I met with a captain who told me that he had received an inquiry, he showed me the newspapers, I found the references, and it was necessary to check with the poet to see if he had this colleague who responded to the matter on my behalf, and after that I did not hear anything about the matter.
So the poet turned to the collection of poems, “Feathers on Wings of Shame,” and how he stopped writing poetry for two months after his mother died, then started writing again and published the collection of poems, “Feathers on Wings of Shame.”
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