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To My Home Land – Poem
By Salam chouiref - Fez To the land of the flourishing dynasties Prosperous ethnicities And refining antiquities **** I’m falling in love with the colors of your nature With the hospitality of your...
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Blood Donation – Poem
Safi, Morocco Here is my precious blood, The dearest I’ve ever had, My parents’ and my legacy By true decree, not fallacy. **** Here’s my scarlet blood, With my love dyed in red; Its white globules...
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Mirage summer – Poem
By Lina Aissa - Kenitra I was infancy A blossoming white lilac Innocence, purity incarnate All I knew was him, My world he was I adored my reflection in his pupils A smile on his face was my nirvana...
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The United Nations through the Eyes of an Occupied Arab – Poem
Oujda- By Mohammed Zeriouh We were told the UN would resolve all our conflicts By the sane wisdom of its objective specialists. We were told later it’d rethink our security So that we would enjoy our...
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What Ails You, Dear?
Tunis Instead of learning to walk in the blue And learning not to feel the pain of my tear, Come back before you are gone, O Dear! Come back before telling me 'adieu' I am afraid you will get lost in...
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A White Lie – Poem
Marrakech If you meet him, tell him I don’t believe his lie For I know his love for me won’t easily die **** How could he act like he has already flipped the page Pretend that in a relationship he is...
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To All Students, I say – Poem
Mourad El Hanafi Enjoy being a student For someday You'll cease to be a student Enjoy the weight on your shoulders Enjoy the life you draw with your fingers Feel and enjoy Your seat's warmth Your...
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Good Morning – Poem
By Ghizlane Radi - Casablanca After a sleep that lasted too long, After a talk that was thought wrong. My gem woke up in a plastic century, Celebrated her holy anniversary. Goddess of herself and her...
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Who Am I? – Poem
Safi, Morocco "Who am I?" She burst into a bitter wail; "I am just a heavy burden; I am stale!" You’re the lovely princess of a fairy tale, You‘re the very woman beside the female, **** You are the...
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Unleash The Poet Within You Blossoms Again This Spring
Tunis - A year ago, in the spring of 2014, Aspire to Inspire Tunisia’s event “Unleash the Poet Within You” brought together passionate students, inspiring poets and proud teachers. Gathered with the...
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The Quest – Poem
By Nouha Habouria - Tunis The world of its colors is bereft Nobody is here. Everybody has left **** I must start The Quest But where’s the rest? Nobody Neither in the East nor in the West **** I...
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Her Daddy’s Death – Poem
By Hadhami Walhazi - Tunis She visits many old faces. Some of them are quite quiet, Exotic, yet exhausted, With a sorrowful odour, That cannot be identified. **** Those stone-like unknowns Are crying...
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Fragile! Poem
By Youssef Naciri On a snowing evening she rose, But I warmed her shades to doze; So, her pride begun to grow, As I rained long to know; To this rose, I was one in her thorns As flesh in her skin and...
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The United Nations through the Eyes of an Occupied Arab – Poem
Oujda- By Mohammed Zeriouh We were told the UN would resolve all our conflicts By the sane wisdom of its objective specialists. We were told later it’d rethink our security So that we would enjoy...
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The Medina of Fez – Poem
By Mohamed Lebshara The medina of Fes is an old grandmother, cultured, educated, once famed for her great beauty, once very rich. Still she has countless jewels and garments made long ago by the...
View ArticleChefchaouen to Celebrate Moroccan Poetry at 32nd Annual Festival
By Safaa Kasraoui Rabat – The Blue City of Chefchaouen will host the 32nd annual National Festival for Modern Moroccan Poetry on April 7 and 8. The two-day event will bring together emblematic figures...
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Mourad El Hanafi Enjoy being a student For someday You’ll cease to be a student Enjoy the weight on your shoulders Enjoy the life you draw with your fingers Feel and enjoy Your seat’s warmth Your...
View ArticleGood Morning – Poem
By Ghizlane Radi – Casablanca After a sleep that lasted too long, After a talk that was thought wrong. My gem woke up in a plastic century, Celebrated her holy anniversary. Goddess of herself and her...
View ArticleWho Am I? – Poem
Safi, Morocco “Who am I?” She burst into a bitter wail; “I am just a heavy burden; I am stale!” You’re the lovely princess of a fairy tale, You‘re the very woman beside the female, **** You are the...
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