رواية قيد الفراشة - سيرين سامي

Brilliant writer Sirin Sami in her wonderful novel Chained by a Butterfly

Finally I rebelled ... I threw up my high shoes and walked barefoot, replaced my white dress with a red one, with my groomed hair another gypsy, painted my eyes with a charcoal eyeliner, brushed my innocence, took the exaggerated respect from my words, put on my wrists many bracelets, the sound of her shouting covers the sound of my child's crying And I left my foolish land, I walked happily through the markets, I wandered to the moon in the sun, not behind the window, and smiled at the sun when it came to my eyes that did not sleep. I went to the cafes and scoured the streets in search of myself. We sought it and freely unfolded between it.

This was how the brilliant writer Serene Sami made her novel, Cursed by the Butterfly

The butterfly chapters dealt with the smallest and finest details of a woman's feelings throughout life; Child, teenager, young lady, old man. Sweetheart, wife, mother. Prisoner, free. Oppressed, unjust. Broken wings or a flying butterfly. She did not lose sight of the man’s feelings in any way; The space was set aside for him and his feelings were tied without discrimination, the butterfly restricting the woman did not do justice to the man’s expense or vice versa, in her narration of the relationship between a man and a woman she was doing justice to humanity and feelings and not the gender, so you find it very difficult for the reader to be prejudiced against the opposite sex from the heroes, his prejudice will be on Humans of any kind.