Poetry
It is a type of poetry that the poet writes about his beloved and is characterized by describing and highlighting the beauty of the female. It has several types, including explicit ghazal and virginal ghazal. It was famous in several eras, such as: the pre-Islamic era, the Islamic era, the Umayyad era, the Abbasid era, the Andalusian era, and finally in our modern era, and from The most famous poets who became famous for their poetry: Imru’ al-Qais, Nizar Qabbani, and Tarfa bin al-Abd, and in this article we will show you the most beautiful and wonderful poetry of poetry.
Unless uncle in the morning O Talal Bali
Imru' al-Qays Jandah bin Hajar bin al-Harith was a pre-Islamic poet, and some of his nicknames include Dhu al-Qarrah. He lived in luxury and grew up in a financially prosperous family. His father was killed by the Bani Asad tribe, and his death had a great impact on the soul of our poet. One of his most beautiful poems in poetry is the following poem:
Except for the morning, you worn-out ruins
- And does he know who was in the empty era?
And does anyone but Saeed Mukhallad
- Few worries don't sleep with time
And does he know who was the most recent of his era?
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Salma Aafiat's home without an uncle
- All the blackest rain pressed upon her
And Salma thinks she is still seeing dew
- From the beast or eggs with halal water
And Salma thinks we are still the same
- In the valley of the lavender or Ras Awal
Selma's nights showing you a position
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Didn't you claim with an index finger today that I am
- I grew up and that it is not good to have fun like me
I told a man his wedding
- And I prevent my wedding from being weighed by the empty one
O Lord, I missed a day and a night
- misshapen
The bed lights her face to sleep
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It was as if there were embers on its sides
- He got angry and stopped with stumps
And a wind blew to him with different voices
- Up and down in Qaffal's houses
And like you, white, the beams are a child
- Playful forget me if you surplice
If the fuss is extorted from her clothes
- lean on him softly without hesitation
Like a camel's crotch on which newborns walk
- Asstba Lin Ms and Tsahal
nice
- if unscrewed unscrewed
Her skirt is of arms and her people
- Yathrib, its lowest house, a high view
I looked at her and the stars as if she were
- Monks' lamps are lit by a locksmith
I called it after its people fell asleep
- The highness of the water grains immediately on condition
You may be
Nizar Qabbani, a Syrian diplomat and poet, born in Damascus, died of a heart attack. He spent the last years of his life in London and left us 35 collections and books. His sister’s suicide had a great impact on his poetry. He had many poems sung by the most famous singers, and he has his own publishing house that he named after him. His most wonderful poetry in poetry is the following poem:
You may be
One of the most beautiful women
warm
Like coals in winter stoves
brutality
Like a cat meowing in the open
Forbidden command
Like God in heaven
You may be
African brunette eyes
stubborn
Like a free mare
violent
Like fire, like an earthquake, like madness
You may be
Absolutely beautiful
Whipping nerves of the imagination
And you master the fun in the destinies of men
You may lie in front of me
naked
Like a sword in the dark
Melissa as an ostrich feather
Your bosom is a white pony
Being
without saddle or bridle
May you stay here
years and some years
Your destructive beauty does not interest me
as if
There is no woman in front of me
You may be
Sultana of time and ages
And being an idiot feels complicated
You may say
Whatever you want about my cowardice and my arrogance
And that I and I
I cannot love like eunuchs in palaces
You may threaten me
You may rejoice
You may rebel
but me
Despite the tears of wax and silk
And the harem knot in my conscience
I do not accept falsification of my feelings
You may be
As transparent as a teardrop
delicate as a star
deep as a forest
But I feel depressed
Sex in my opinion
Harmony Tale
Like sculpture, like painting, like writing
And your pure body is like cream and marble
Writing is not good
I love you I love you and this is my signature
Nizar Qabbani married his relative, Zahraa Iqbiq, years after joining the Syrian diplomatic corps. The first collection of poetry he published was in 1944 AD, entitled The Brunette Told Me. Before Nizar died, he requested that he be buried in his country, Damascus. He was known as a poet of women, love, and war, and one of his poems was poetry. The following poem:
Do you have any doubt that you are the sweetest woman in the world?
The most important woman in the world
Do you have any doubt that when I found you
I own the keys to the world
Do you have any doubt that when I touched your hands
Change the configuration of the world
Do you have doubt that your entry into my heart
It is the greatest day in history
And the most beautiful news in the world
Do you have any doubt about who you are
You who occupies parts of time with her eyes
Oh woman, you break the sound barrier when you pass
I don't know what is happening to me
As if you are my first female
As if I loved before you
As if I had not made love, nor kissed, nor accepted
My birth is you and before you, I do not remember that I was
And my cover is you and before your tenderness I don't remember that I lived
Like I'm a queen
From your stomach like a bird I emerged
Do you have doubts that you are part of me?
And that from your eyes I stole the fire
And I made my most dangerous revolution
Oh rose, ruby and basil
And the Sultana
and popular
And legitimacy among all queens
O fish swimming in the water of my life
O moon that rises every evening from the window of words
Oh the greatest conquest of all my conquests
Oh, the last country I was born in
And buried in it
And publish my writings
Oh surprised woman, my woman
I don't know how the waves threw me at your feet
I don't know how you walked to me
And how I walked to you
You who flock all the birds of the sea
To settle in your breasts
How lucky I was to find you
Hey woman getting into hair makeup
Warm you are like the sand of the sea
You are wonderful as a night of fate
From the day I knocked on the door, life began
How beautiful my hair has become
When you educate in your hands
How rich and powerful you have become
When God gave you to me
Do you have any doubt that you are a socket from my eyes?
Your hands are a light continuation of mine
do you have doubts
That your words come out of my lips
do you have doubts
I am in you and you are in me
O fire engulfing my being
O fruit filling my branches
Oh, a body that cuts like a sword
And it hits like a volcano
O breasts fragrant like fields of tobacco
And he gallops towards me like a horse
tell me
How will I save myself from the flood waves?
tell me
What do I do about you I'm addicted
Tell me what is the solution for my passions
I've reached the limits of delirium
Oh, Greek nose
And Spanish hair
O woman, do not repeat in thousands of times
A woman dancing barefoot with an arterial entrance
Where did you come from and how did you come about
and how you stormed my heart
Oh one of the blessings of God upon me
And a cloud of love and tenderness
O most precious pearl in my hand
Do you know the drawing of the house in its desolate houses?
Tarfa bin Al-Abd, a pre-Islamic poet, was born in 543 AD and died in 569 AD at the hands of Al-Muka’bar after he satirized him in his poetry. He was an orphan of fathers, and he was famous for his poetry satirizing kings. Among his most prominent works is his famous poetic commentary, which contains 121 lines, and among his poetry poems is the following poem:
Do you know the drawing of the house, its houses desolate?
- Like the eyelid of Yemen, the decoration of the snitch is similar to it
Trinity or Najran or where they meet
- From the upswing in the bottoms of the sullen his questions
Salma's home when she catches you with semen
- And when Salma got pregnant from you, he condemned his intercourse
And when it is like a prey, it is the prey of its gazelle
- She has a pleasing look to you
We sang and we are not afraid of separating for an era
- We are both soft badgers to live for
Nights I lead boyhood and he leads me
- Its prime roams us and tries it
He named you from Salma Khayal and without her
- The blackness of a dune, its width and its inclination
So the yoke, the flags from the side of the fever
- He stood like the back of a bullshit, I am jogging him
And I was guided by Salma and the means between us
- With a screen of love, the heart started inside it
How many enemies and towns did Salma have?
- The light calm is confused by his humiliation
The caravan of the wilderness remains in it as if it were
- A sergeant who fears his person and misleads him
And Salma did not pass before her with one leg
- If the night breaks, I bring his clothes
Salma has gone with your whole mind
- So is it not a catch that its ropes have made?
Asmaa also won the heart of a morkash
- With love like lightning flashed his imagination
And I marry Asma Al-Muradi he wants
- With that, you are afraid that you will be injured by his fighter
When he saw that there was no decision he would approve of
- And if Asmaa fell in love, she must kill him
Marqash departed from the land of Iraq
- On the joy of his departure quickly
To the cypress is the land of his leg towards which passion
- He did not know that death by cypress trees would befall him
So he betrayed the two individuals to a bouncy land
- The march of a constant month that does not eat it
There is no need for you to prevent it
- And everything that a person desires is his attainment
He found in Selma like he found Morkash
- With names, when his excuses do not wake up
Margaret died and died on her
- And I was suspended from Salma, which I will stall
For my life there is death after which there is no punishment
- The one who broadcasts is healed from a passion that does not remove it