Mohammad al-Fitory, from Loneliness and Hopelessness to Consciousness and Calling for Freedom

With commitment and loyalty to society and country, the Resistance literature poets call up for freedom and independence. The Sudanese poet al-Fitory, is one of the greatest challenging poets. In this paper a descriptive analytical method has been employed for examine the changes and highlight the challenges between the senses of low self-esteem and never give up rebellion in al-Fitory's poems. The results show that the poet first had deep tendency to be pessimistic Romanticism; then his poetic vision changed essentially and became one of the leading pioneers of Realistic school and converted to Poet of uprising and rebellion in Sudan. Al-Fitory's poem just doesnt belong to African problem but is a Global matter. When He whispers in the Africa's ear, He is uttering mental whispers in the depth of his existence; and in Sufi and indomitable way; Africa is a symbol of relief from painful sufferings.