Assorted Poetry
- ISBN-10
- 1948858053
- ISBN-13
- 9781948858052
- Pages
- 106
- Language
- Arabic
- Publisher
- Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency
- Author
- Tawfiq Ansari
Description
This poetic package is the suffering of Dr. Tawfik Al-Ansari during three periods of his life, each of which differs from the 'Al-Khairiat in everything. Was suffering from severe psychology, who pushed him to enter the medical college and his anger in the world of medicine without his desire, despite the great shock of the defeat of June and the failure of Nasser and his fall from a national hero and promised the Arab masses glory and destiny and the elimination of Israel to the leader of betrayal of luck and friends and a large part of his officers to defeat We have lost all of Palestine, as we have lost the Golan and a large part of Egypt, and we have suffered thousands of martyrs. As a doctor in the villages and rural areas, he saw and experienced what the hard-working farmer was suffering in order to make a living that was not available most of the time to his family and children. He saw the great difference between him and feudalism and how he was 'in the heart' absence of the simplest services such as drinking water, but electricity and sewage does not exist. Schools are far and far away. After his return from Britain to the specialty despite his success as a specialist doctor, began his great pain as he found the lack of the simplest manifestations of freedom not only in Iraq, but in most Arab countries, not to mention prisons and detention centers and the group of innocent militants. The poet was unable to harmonize with the dictatorship of the Baath regime in Iraq and dragged him from the horrors and wars. All 'that pushed him to indulge in the hair as an inhaler. The events of the Desert Storm were a pain for the poet in his life, seeing the devastated Baghdad and thousands of victims and Saddam's revenge on the Iraqis after the failure of the popular revolution and after the Americans allowed him this brutal revenge. It was not Ingmasi in poetry escape from the painful reality, but I was' stand with the Iraqis condemn injustice and injustice.
