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    Qartets of Talal al-Junaibi

    By Talal al-Junaibi

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    Poetry is a belief of experience, and a vision embracing art .Prior to adhering to meter and rhyme and searching into the intellectual and literary approaches, one has to listen to the deposition and revelations of poetry away from its author.

    This poetic textbook is an attempt  to revitalize the huge historical heritage  of Omar Khayyam , represented in his Rubaiyat , but in a new style and an individual voice of its author who picks from the past heritage and plant in the present . The poems are communicated in an easy language and smooth rhyme that look like" flashes" appropriate to the rushness of present-day  and suitable for the speed up cycle of time,  that quest for conciseness and intensity and  swiftly approach the reader in an easy -moving way.    

    Creativeness does not need a say, nevertheless the poems spot light upon a 'thought'  that  approximates  the progressive rapidity  of time in  an era of  a fast-paced world  with  growing patterns of e-world  and the worlds of the social media.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTawasul International
    Release dateAug 24, 2019
    ISBN9781393834649
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