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    إنسان بلا ألوان
    إنسان بلا ألوان
    إنسان بلا ألوان
    Ebook57 pages10 minutes

    إنسان بلا ألوان

    By أنور العبد خليل

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    تسألُني صديقتي: لماذا أنتَ حـزينٌ؟ أردُّ: ما أجمــلَ لونَ الأحـــــزانِ! تسألُني صـديقتي: أتعشقُ لونَ الموتِ؟ أردُّ: قد يحيي المـــــوتُ الإنسانَ تقولُ صــــــديقتي: أنتَ غريبٌ أقولُ: الغــــربةُ في وطني عنوانٌ تقولُ لي: مجــــــــنونٌ أنتَ أقولُ: وجنوني أصدقُ برهـــــانٍ
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateJun 30, 2021
    ISBN9789948844297
    إنسان بلا ألوان
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    أنور العبد خليل

    أنور العبد خليل كاتب وشاعر مصري يكتب الشعر باللغة العربية الفصحى وباللهجة العامية المصرية، لَم يسبق له نشْر أيٍّ مِن الدواوين.

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      إنسان بلا ألوان - أنور العبد خليل

      إنسان بلا ألوان

      أنور العبد خليل

      Austin Macauley Publishers

      إنسان بلا ألوان

      أنور العبد خليل

      الإهداء

      حقوق النشر ©

      شكر وتقدير

      طير الشوق

      لن تجدي رجلًا مثلي

      عشرون مترًا داخل الحرب

      سؤال

      وتبقين

      مصر

      حارس

      ذكرى

      وحيدًا

      يقولون

      تأشيرة سفر

      إليكِ أبدأُ حديثي

      السفر

      لا تقولوا

      تسألني صديقتي

      أكذوبة الزمان

      أراكِ

      اعتراف

      عندما كنتُ صغيرًا

      أحزاني دروب

      أحزاني أسكبها لديك

      صدق القصيدة

      المباراة الأخيرة

      امنحْني أن أبكي

      الله أعلم

      لحظة جنون

      ذات يوم

      لماذا عفوتَ عنِّي؟

      قلب أمي

      الكلمات

      لا تسأليني

      تائه

      أنور العبد خليل

      أنور العبد خليل كاتب وشاعر مصري يكتب الشعر باللغة العربية الفصحى وباللهجة العامية المصرية، لَم يسبق له نشْر أيٍّ مِن الدواوين.

      الإهداء

      إلى زوجتي العزيزة أهدي هذا الديوان اعتزازًا واعترافًا منِّي بمشاركتها لحظات إبداعي.

      حقوق النشر ©

      أنور العبد خليل

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