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    The Gulls Are Leaving ????? ???????: Narrative Poetic Verses ???? ????? ???
    The Gulls Are Leaving ????? ???????: Narrative Poetic Verses ???? ????? ???
    The Gulls Are Leaving ????? ???????: Narrative Poetic Verses ???? ????? ???
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    The Gulls Are Leaving ????? ???????: Narrative Poetic Verses ???? ????? ???

    By Damya Malikshahi

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    Followers of Damyas writing realize that she is good at penetrating the readers depth with a big disclosure and she is very good at using semantic directors to guide her meanings toward a deep destination with artistic and aesthetic elements. Expressive narrative poetry, which Damya uses, offers a good free area for expressive disclosure. In a short sentence, expressive narrative prose poetry means a narrative superficial structure of a deep poetic structure. An Arabian writers group writes the prose poetry with a superficial narrative structure and deep poetic structure, so the text is composed of feelings instead of meaning and symbols and is a very close step from abstract poetry.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris UK
    Release dateSep 4, 2018
    ISBN9781543491036
    The Gulls Are Leaving ????? ???????: Narrative Poetic Verses ???? ????? ???
    Author

    Damya Malikshahi

    The Utmost Disclosure in Damya Malikashhes Expressive narrative poetry" A literary review by Anwar Jaber, May 2018 "The Leaving of the Gulls" is a narrative poetry collection of the Arabian poetess Damya Malikshhe consists of twenty fife middle size prose poems in three thousands and five hundreds words.

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