Any Arabic readers?

Poem

كثيراً ما أبدأ الكتابة و أنا لا أدري اين اتجه بالكلام، شعور من قرب الوصول إلي شئ من المعني ولكن غالباً ما يكون هذيان. لا مناص.. اظن ان هذا هو سبب كتابة الناس للشعر و القصاص، فلا يوجد تفسير حقيقي لما نشعر و ما يشعره الأخرون. لا يوجد حل واحد ولا مفر من بعض الألام، و لكن يبقي شئ واحد في الدوام، زمان لا يتوقف و لا يبالي من تكون، مهما صرت قريباً من المعني سرعان ما تغلبك السنون.. فأكتب و صلِ و حِب و موت.. و إن كان حبي لك صدقاً، فحتماً سيعود.

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Posted Jun 23, 2022, 11:02 AM UTC

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Throwaway2425b•

Of course . I love reading Arabic poetry . There’s a certain depth to the Arabic language that’s hard to find in English . كل كلمة لها ١٠٠ معنى

This is beautiful. It’s true that sometimes words cannot ever express how we feel. This gives me the feeling of running towards understanding but as much as we run , time eludes us .

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Youssifsherif99OP•

I'm happy someone feels me 🥰

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Throwaway2425b•

More than you know 🙂

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ArabianHorse18•

I love this one so much, the rhyme and the words weave seamlessly to make me question the meaning of our feelings and why we put them in words. Glad to see another Arabic language poet here!

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Youssifsherif99OP•

I truly appreciate this, you seem to truly understand what I was trying to say.

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Brautsen•

Ana lasto Arabiya…bass Ana atakalum al Arabi shway ☺️

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Youssifsherif99OP•

Ahlan wa sahlan ❤️❤️

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