The documentary begins on the day of Amal Donqol's death, tracing the legacy of this influential Egyptian poet who emerged as one of the most innovative voices in Arab poetry during the 20th century. Starting his poetic journey at just eighteen, Donqol published six collections of poetry, with his work known for its bold themes, deep emotional resonance, and political undertones. Through archival footage, interviews, and readings of his poetry, the film delves into Donqol's life, capturing his struggles, creative genius, and the lasting impact he has had on modern Arabic literature. His work, which gave voice to the concerns of his generation, continues to inspire and challenge readers across the Arab world