Poems I liked

Author's name: Ghazi Al-Gosaibi

A poet's view of life and what it contains is completely different from that of any other ordinary person. For him, the rustling of trees, the whistling of the wind, the gurgling of water, and even the creaking of doors are a melody and a tune that takes him back to the depths of his soul, the interior of his spirit and heart. So how would it be if he heard the poems of Al-Mutanabbi, or Atlal Naji, or the Dummy of Al-Araidh, or the elegy of Malik ibn al-Rayb, or the dreams of Salah Abdel Sabour? There is no doubt that he hears them with ears that are different from the ears of the rest of humanity, reads them with eyes that are not like theirs, and feels them with a feeling that is only matched by the feeling of a poet. Here, dear readers, is a literary study of some of the finest ancient and contemporary Arabic poetry, presented by the Obeikan Library, by the writer, poet, and politician, His Excellency Dr. Ghazi Al-Gosaibi. Publisher