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In high school, my friends and I went through a ‘poetic-phase’. We bought tapes of various 5aleeji poets, such as Aseer il Shoog, 5alid il Fay9al, 3bdalra7man bin Imsa3id, Bader bin 3bdalmi7sin, etc. We would listen to them and actually memorize their shi3ir. For a while there we were obsessed. I enjoyed listening to Aseer il Shoog's calm voice; I like his style. Our favorite was 5alid il Mray5i. The dude cracked us up. The way he talks just draws an image in my head. Check him out in Yali it6ali3, Wala oo bidayt ash’3ila, and Widee adris. Daloo3, moo sa7? ;)
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7 comments:
I don't like him but he's funny lamma yeshta6 he does this thing with his lips (sa3abeel ow 7alta 7ala chinna bil rawtha) so ma7ibba yeah :p
Love the rest of the poets
not a fan of poetry.. i get confuse easily ! heheh .. i'm more into music
:O
Is that what is gonna encourage me to write in Arabic? ElMray5i? He is a sissy :P But still it is fun to hear him from time to time ;)
I am sorry but you have to work harder in order to make me write poetry in Arabic :P
HE REMINDS ME OF TWEETY!
I listen to none.
ok why change the name of this blog, the old one made more sense, this one is just stupid (yeah I know you all will throw your high heels at me) but that is what I think.
'3azi al qo9aybe the love of my life.
the thing with me and arabic poet is the accent they talk with i hate it .
SC, you would not hurt me :)
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