Homs-Sana
The poetry of spinning and love mixed with the love of the homeland and the philosophy of existence and life attended the poems of the poets participating in the meeting hosted by the University Graduates Association in Homs.
The meeting, which was held in cooperation with the branch of the Arab Writers Union in the governorate, announced the opening of Linda House for Publishing, Printing and Distribution in Homs. The opening of the publishing house comes within the framework of interest in this aspect as a serious attempt to maintain its position despite the expensiveness of paper and printing.
The poet Abd al-Nabi al-Talawi read a flirtatious dialogic poem between two lovers who narrate in poetic images rich in imagination and the torments of love and love.
The poet Khadija Al-Hassan presented poetic and sentimental flashes, speaking in the first person’s conscience about ruin, war, and what happened to man in a prose style that is not devoid of activating poetry.
The poet Ghada Al-Youssef recounted poems from her collections “Prose of Soul” and “Alone Now” and poems from her unpublished collection that raised existential questions that haunt the poet and man in the search for meaning. dreams.”
As for the poet Dr. Walid Al-Arfi, he recited a lyrical poem in which love for the beloved and the homeland was presented in a modern style in which poetic images flowed smoothly and gently.
While the writer Omaima Ibrahim presented a poem full of sentimental and spirituality, entitled "Oh, the sharpest soul."
The texts of the poet, Aida Al-Mohammed, varied between metered, spoken, and prose. They were characterized by passion and noble feelings of love, while the young woman, Sana Zarkali, who was at the beginning of her literary career, recited some of her thoughts.
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