Nizar Qabbani
A Syrian poet and diplomat, born in Damascus in 1923 AD and died in London in 1998 AD. He published his first collection of books, titled The Brown Woman Said to Me in 1944 AD. Nizar Qabbani established his own publishing house in Beirut under the name (Nizar Qabbani Publications), and he wrote many poems, including:
I love you I love you and this is my signature
Nizar Qabbani says in Ghazal:
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
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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
O 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?
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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
A cloud of love and tenderness
Oh, the most precious pearl in my hand
Oh how much God has given me
To my sweetheart on New Year's Eve
From the poems of the woman poet in spinning:
I pass on my love for you from year to year
The student also transfers his homework to a new notebook
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Your phone number and mailbox
And I hang it in the New Year's wardrobe
And I grant you a permanent residence ticket in my heart
I love you
And I will never leave you alone on the December 31 paper
I will carry you in my arms
I will take you between the four seasons
In winter I will put a red wool hat on your head
so that you don't get cold
And in the fall I will give you the only raincoat
which i own
so you don't get wet
And in the spring
I'll let you sleep on fresh grass
And you eat breakfast
With grasshoppers and birds
And in the summer
I'll buy you a little fishing net
to catch oysters
and sea birds
Nameless fish titles
I love you
And I don't want to associate you with past tense memory
Nor the memory of traveling trains
You are the last train that travels day and night
over my veins
You are my last train
I am your last stop
I love you
And I don't want to tie you to water or wind
Or Gregorian or Hijri date
Nor tidal movements
Or the hours of eclipses and eclipses
I don't care what the observatories say
Lines of coffee cups
Your eyes alone are the prophecy
They are responsible for the joy of this world
I love you
And I like to associate you with my time and my weather
I will make you a star in my orbit
I want you to take the form of the word
and paper area
Even if you publish a book and people read it
They found you like a rose inside him
I want you to take the shape of my mouth
Even if you speak
People found you bathing in my voice
I want you to take the shape of my hand
Even if you put it on the table
People found you sleeping in her stomach
Like a butterfly in a child's hand
I do not know the ritual of congratulations
I know love
And I respect you
It roams over my skin
And you're getting under my skin
As for me
I carry the rain-washed streets and sidewalks
On my back and looking for you
Why do you conspire against me with the rain, as long as you know
That all my history with you is associated with rain
And that's the only allergy that afflicts me
When I smell your boobs
It is sensitive to rain
Why are you conspiring against me as long as you know
It's the only book I read after you
It is a book of rain
I love you
This is the only profession I master
My friends and enemies envy me
Before you was the sun, mountains and forests
in unemployment
The language is idle and the birds are idle
Thank you for taking me to school
Thank you for teaching me the alphabet of love
Thank you for accepting to be my love
The first kiss
One of Nizar Qabbani's most beautiful poems is the poem The First Kiss, in which he says:
Two years have passed, my future
And her perfume is still running on my lips
As if her sweetness has not gone now
Its fragrance still fills my cell
If your hair was in the palm of a whirlwind
As if your hole Ahtabi and my hearth
Say, have I emptied Hell into my mouth?
It is fancy that you are my holocaust
When you cross our gaps with warmth
I glimpsed in her lips the spectrum of my tomb
Stories tell that gaps are a sin
red that you loved my disobedience
People claim that the gaps are her playground
So what has devoured my bone and my veins
oh ok your first kiss oozes out
Shaza my mountains and my forests and my valleys
And oh wine gap boy if
I mentioned it flooded my throat
What on my lower lip left and did
I printed it in my inflamed mouth or my lungs
I have nothing left of you but a thread of smell
He invites you to go back to the den, madam
I love you so much
The poem I love you very much is one of the most beautiful things Nizar Qabbani said about love and spinning:
I love you so much
And I know that the road to the impossible is long
And I know that you are six women
And I have no alternative
And I know that the time of the beloved is over
And the beautiful words died
I'm not women what to say
I love you very much
I love you so much and I know that I live in exile
And you are in exile and between you and me
Wind, lightning, cloud, thunder, snow and fire
And I know that reaching you is suicide
I am happy
To tear myself for you, my dear
Even if they chose me, I would repeat your love for the second time
You who spun your shirt from tree leaves
None of you patiently protected you from raindrops
I love you very much and I know that I travel in the sea of your eyes without certainty
And I leave my mind behind my mind and run after my madness
Any woman holding a heart in her hands
I asked God not to leave me
do not leave me
What would I be if you weren't
I love you
I love you very, very, very much, and I refuse to resign from the fire of your love
Can the orphan love to resign
And I don't care if I get out of love alive
And I don't care if I come out dead