Damascus-Sana
Homeland, love and mankind The concerns that occupied the poetry evening were the magic of rhymes for a group of poets of weight, prose and narration.
The evening held by Thaqafi al-Maidan began with a spoken poem belonging to the Nabati genre of poetry recited by the poet Deeb al-Nuh in which he broadcast his patriotic and human concerns, in addition to a Nabatean poem entitled The Bride of the Badia that simulated the greatness of the Queen of Palmyra, Zenobia, and he recited Ghazly under the title, The First Beloved, with which he concluded his participation.
The poet Raja Ali participated in prose texts in which she broadcast her worries and emotional misfortunes, as well as the poet Ahmed Mohammed shared vertical and emotional texts, including a text titled two expressions and another titled I will not write you.
The participation of the poet Bilal Ahmed came with patriotic and human poems entitled Reading, Waiting, and Travel, Creating Love and Patriotism. As for the poet Alloush Assaf’s participation, it was manifested in vertical poems that were distinguished by her patriotic sense in addition to two flirtatious poems.
The poet Atab Al-Saad recited a vertical poem entitled Back to the conclusion of the evening with the poet Ali Abu Rosa Reno with a vertical poem marked by her patriotic sense.
Shatha Hammoud
