Souls Too Large To Fit In Any Kind of Memory

by M. Ait Ali

This is a book of poems, insights, or whatever that may be on the same wavelength as the category with which you'll link this book. During the entirety of the act of reading the present book, you'll unearth its essence, its truth, and its goal, which is to entertain those who found their proper values in solitude and aloneness, and those who unwrapped life on the birthday of their sadness, and thereafter, the everything they happened upon, was silence and an emptiness showing much appetite for more emptiness.

Kindle Edition

Published April 11, 2020

About the author

M. Ait Ali was born in Agadir, Morocco — He attended the Higher School of Technology-Agadir, from which he earned a BEng in Renewable Energies and Energy Efficiency, just to decide, two years later, on a whim from above, or maybe most accurately, from within to switch gears into the world of literature and inner search.

He loves to invest the time he has on his hands in reading mystical scriptures; watering plants; feeding and dotting on stray cats and dogs (those pretty-pretty quirky angels or aliens running wild in streets with their stylish coats on.) And, at times, when the dark bares its teeth, he bathes in the grace of Moonlight to meditate and find valid answers to the riddle of eclipsed days and moons.

M. Ait Ali’s work is a relentless and perpetual self-ascribed mission of turning the wine-and-steak tables on the horrors of Man and his sterile seeds. In experimental attempts and needful wanderings off the designated literary paths, he tries to depict the soulless existence of the contemporary society by mentioning either explicitly or implicitly how, since its inception, it has been miring and treading on the hearts and faces of many among us just to brag about a faux-glimmering destination, which is nothing but hollow and pathetic in essence — staining our souls with more irrational matter torments and shallow earthly perceptions.

His work can be found in The Tipton Poetry Journal, Variant Literature Inc., Straylight Literary Arts Mag, Sandstorm UTPB Mag, The Cape Rock, Black Fox Lit Mag, Platform Review, Hive Avenue Lit Journal, and many other publications.