The language of voice-silence in Habib Alsamer's book the fingures of rain

The voice-silence phenomenan is one of those paradoxes which had been used by the poet in the texts to explain the parodoxical reality. This phenomenon is so clear in Habib Alsamer poetry. This descriptive study trys to work on the silent language in " the fingures of rain" and to reveal voices in the text. This technicality in Alsamer's texts reveals itself as a middle langusge in different ways such as interrogating silence and mixing it with phones and voiceless heresy that affect the reader so well. lastly, voice -silence incarnates in in images such as dripping and friability and diagrams. We concluded that the poet used silence as a metaphor to express paradoxes and his bad moods in confronting nothing in the bad situations in Iraq. The voice for Samer is the inability. He became unable to send the thought, so he mix it with silence to create a third language.