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Original Title:	كزهر اللوز أو أبعد
ISBN:	9953213011 (ISBN13: 9789953213019)
Edition Language:	Arabic

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في هذا الكتاب يبدو أن محمود درويش ما زال قادراً على الإدهاش ومنح الشعر العربي مزيداً من الأناقة والجاذبية المسيطرة في وقت يتراجع فيه ذلك الشعر ويسترسل في هذيانية بائسة وجهل مطبق. هنا يسأل درويش الشعر ويقيم حواجز للبلاغة وينقضّ على العبارة المعلبة في تمرد أسلوبي على المعنى والصورة في سياق اختراق للمفاهيم المتعارف عليها والمكررة والمملة. إنها أسئلة الشعر الأصلية من السرير وفاتورة الكهرباء إلى نخلة السومرية إلى نيويورك إلى وردة أريحا.. ونحن نلهث وراء الشاعر الذي يسابق الزمن ويحاول المستحيل http://www.4shared.com/office/WfT0HKV...

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Title	:	كزهر اللوز أو أبعد
Author	:	Mahmoud Darwish
Book Format	:	Audiobook
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 202 pages
Published	:	2005 by رياض الريس للكتب والنشر
Categories	:	Poetry

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If the world does not break into song now,on this morning,it will never sing.If a writer were to compose a successful piecedescribing an almond blossom, the fog would risefrom the hills, and people, all the people, would say:This is it.These are the words of our national anthem.The dream must guide the dreamerslike inspiration-and with a sigh-Take my hand, impossible thing!And he disappeared, as legends do.He did not win to die, nor lose to live.I knew the end of the journey from the first step,

I lingered over the unfolding poems in this collection. These are not poems that offer an escape to pain; they do find hope and beauty alongside grief and hurt, and for this they are a tremendous gift. Mahmoud Darwish is one of those poets I turn to regularly, often when I have spent time in a world of chaotic hurt, because he knows that world intimately. I'd certainly recommend this for lovers of poetry, and also for those who live alongside or in the midst of trouble and are seeking to endure.

A Definite Eternal favourite...of love, nostalgia, of home, of idenitity, of beauty..of everything!!

"Senses discovering a footprint of intuition, he said.Then he sighed, oh, for that narrow streetthat carried me in the ample eveningto her house on the outskirts of solitude.Do you still keep my heart in memoryand forget the smoke of the city?*My spirit will wake to a former pain,which comes like a letter from a balcony of memory.I'll cry out-I am still alive-becauseI feel the arrow piercing my side.*I'll select from my intimate memoriesa description of what is suitable:the scent of crumpled

" It is said: Love is as strong as Death. I say: But lust for life, even with no satisfying proofs, is stronger than Life and Death "" Think of Others As you prepare your breakfast, think of others (do not forget the pigeon's food). As you wage your wars, think of others (do not forget those who seek peace). As you pay your water bill, think of others (those who are nursed by clouds). As you return home, to your home, think of others (do not forget the people of the camps). As you sleep and

"Neither homeland nor exile are words,but passions of whiteness in adescription of the almond blossom" writes Darwish in his poem To Describe an Almond Blossom."To describe an almond blossom no encyclopedia of flowersis any help to me, no dictionary.Words carry me off to snares of rhetoricthat wound the sense, and praise the wound they've made.Like a man telling a woman her own feeling."It is also true of his poetry.