However, the poem which received phenomenal reception and acceptance and drew attention to the promising experience of Mohammed Abdalabari, reserving for him a place among senior poets, was his famous poem (What Zarqaa Al-Yamama didn’t tellما لم تقله زرقاء اليمامة), which predicted early, accurately and in details what the outcomes of the Arab Spring would be. In this poem, some critics praised the fullest and most complete artistic expression about the spirit of the moment of Arab history, combined with the multiplicity of voices and historical and cultural references, and the involvement of a multitude of images, fantasies and thoughts. This poem has recently become part of the Palestinian literary curriculum for senior grade students that is only restricted to texts of the greatest poets such as Mahmoud Darwish, Bader Shaker Al Sayyab and Nizar Qabbani.