Patriotic, sentimental and lyrical poems during a literary meeting in Baniyas Cultural

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The activities of the literary meeting, which was held this afternoon at the Cultural Center in Baniyas, included a group of patriotic poems on the occasion of the Syrian Arab Army Day, as well as lyrical and sentimental poems presented by the poets Ali Badour, Ali Khalil, Ahmed Hassan, Mustafa and Waad Sobh.

The poet Ali Khalil presented a group of poems in spoken poetry that carry patriotic, sentimental and spinning meanings.

The poet Ali Badour recited three poems of vertical, weighted, rhymed poetry entitled (The Fearful Warning), (A Year to Leave) and (The Traps of My Heart), which are of a social nature that touches the state of affairs in the country and emotionally carries in its content lamentation for loved ones and flirtation that is not related to her beloved by saying: A condition for someone who says spinning is to be flirtatious and loving.

The poet and novelist Ahmed Hassan presented a collection of various poems between Al-Tafila, Al-Amoudi and Al-Zajal, with sentimental contents and flirtatious clips, including a poem about the poet Nadim Muhammad and I do not belong to the sea, indicating the importance of zajal as the language closest to addressing people.

The poet Ghanouh Mustafa recited three poems of vertical poetry entitled (Eyna al-Habib), (Shagwan) and (Shaam al-Majd), which have a patriotic and flirtatious character mixed with pathos.

In turn, the poet Waad Sobh recited three poems of vertical poetry entitled (The Petals of the Soul), (Riyaa) and (Do not keep love away) in the classical language of a sentimental and flirtatious nature, in addition to pieces of spoken poetry and some prose.

 Zulfikar Abu Ghabra

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