DescriptionPoetry is the oldest branch of literary practice, indeed, it is as old as human civilization. Oldest books, even those known to us as Revealed Books, have come down to us in poetry format. It is believed that in olden times, people spoke in the poetic language. Poetry varied in definition, style, format, dimension, subjects and purposes. Scholars are often found divided in their opinion. But there is hardly any debate with regard to the fact that only the greatest minds of mankind devoted themselves in poetry practice. No wonder that the subject matter, style and purpose of poetry would change and adapt with the change of time. On the other hand, poetry is a core part of human nature, and the impulse to write poetry comes from an innate curiosity, a tendency to imitate the things around us. Like this desire to imitate the things around us, the pleasure taken in poetry-in works of imitation-is a natural response in all men.As stated by Aristotle, "The specific excellence of verbal expression in poetry is to be clear without being low." Poetic language should be clear, but distinctive enough that it isn't confused with the "low." By mixing ordinary words with complex language, including foreign words, metaphors, and ornamental words, the poet can achieve the greatest poetic style.In the long circumstances of contemporary world literature, Munir Mezyed already established himself as the most influential poet . He introduced revolutionary changes in poetic imagery, metaphor and hyperbole. Myths, historical events and human experiences found new life in his poetry. Munir has also introduced us to modernism in Arabic poetry. His poetry is full of everyday experiences wherein social incongruity, human sufferings, love and hate, harassment in public offices, post-colonial and imperialistic evils across the globe were prominently featured.Poet Munir Mezyed has a natural predilection to express his feelings in poetic terms. His day to day experiences often find expression in his poetry, and of course, in order to suit his purpose. Thus his poetry becomes a platform for him where he gives vent to his views on various contemporary issues and incidents which have social, economic and political ramifications and implications. As he does so, his poems at times assume the format of journalistic records of contemporary social and political upheavals, inconsistencies and wrongs perpetrated against weaker humans. He also draws upon, and often makes allusions to, incidences of human love taking place here and there around the world. Look how he refers to a human romance that took place " You are all my desires and thoughtsI breathe the scent of your skin with every breath I take And sip the honey of verses from your breast Here, my love, evenings are cold and longAnd odes are dry and dull Thus let me rest in the realm of poetry and dream....Munir's poetic style, his diction and expressions smack of archaeological overtone. History, tradition, social legacy & myth found novel meaning, new expression, in his poetry. Poets like Eliot emphasized blending of tradition and individual talent for creative works. A poet is not a historian, but he does recreate history for the generation and while doing it his individual talent adds novelty to it. This he does by gathering experience from his day to day life, from his interactions with the society and by effective fusions with tradition and history. Thus we see how terms and terminologies used in officialdom crept into his poetry without much difficulty. Where Aristotle expressed, " Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular."I am greatly delighted to write few words to vouch for "Manifestations of the Spirit in the Seasons of Love". I wish the book would create a tremendous impact to the readers mind.Nurul HoquePoet, Writer & Editornurulhoque10@gmail.com