Latakia - Sana
Each of the poets Rifaat Al-Hatoum, Zainab Abboud, Zahra Al-Saidi and Azadashir Issa, revived a poetic gathering that sang the heroics of the Syrian Arab Army on the stage of the Arab Cultural Center in the city of Jableh.
The poet Al-Saidi participated in a group of poems, including “The Lady of the Sea,” “The Circles of the Wound,” and “Hawa al-Sham,” which was filled with allegorical images showing the patience and glory of Damascus, and that no matter how severe the ordeals, Jasmine must remain white, mixing pain and hope with a creative template within Vertical hair style.
As for the poet “Al-Hatoum”, he participated in three poems, including a patriotic poem entitled “The Dream of the Arab Boy,” which talks about the bitter Arab reality through a dream of a boy and what he saw from the facts when he woke up and another flirtatious “He returned from the shroud” in the style of tafileh poetry.
The poetess "Abboud" also participated in three poems that talk about the sacrifices of the brains of the army, the war, and the tragedies that passed through our country in the style of balanced poetry.
As for the poet Azdashir Issa, he shared three poems, including a patriotic poem entitled “Men of Wretchedness” which talks about the heroics of the Syrian Arab Army on the battlefield and a Sufi poem within the vertical poetry style.
It is noteworthy that the poet Al-Saidi has a collection of prose entitled “With all my colors,” and she has a collection of vertical poetry in print. The poets Al-Hatoum, Abboud and Issa have multiple poetic contributions.
Safaa Ali