Libyan man made a Poet about the revolution.
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A poem on a hot night read by Patti Smith at a free Central Park Summerstage spoken word performance, July 8th 1993. Patti states the poem was written on or shortly after April 15th, 1986, a day in which both French writer/poet/playwright Jean Genet and Hana Qaddafi (Libyan dictator's Muammer Qaddafi's 15-month-old granddaughter) died, Hana perishing in a US bombing raid. It is dawn I wonder where I am ah yes nothing but here for fair foolish I caroused within my own four walls imbibing grace a blood claret refusing to stain the red carpet on which I sit cross-legged cross armed with paper and quill and Coltrane it was a crazy night though I did not celebrate I was mourning crazy as a stranger mourns the desert rain its brevity the unexpected thrill the red dust whorl We have bombed Libya. We have bombed Libya. We chose a swaggering vicious romantic lying on his cot playing Beethoven playing Alexander playing a dangerous game and perhaps we chose well I don't know but it is dawn a dazed warhead struck and he lies alive his eyes white with weeping we have chosen well we have bombed the compound of a little girl a tiny bud bearing his name Hana Qaddafi swaddling enemy whose tiny girl cries are forever stilled and to what purpose written if not the gold leaf of surrender for God's arms are open for a little one like her But it is dawn. can it matter? and many things have happened in the rich chorus of night here, clustered among notes a high sigh of a waif someone else has ...
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Tobruk Radio Station... Poetry about the Libyan Uprising (Feb.17 2011)
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Poetry
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A night of Libyan Poetry and Music from the Libyan Consulate in Dubai, this first video in a series of three starts the evening with poetry.
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An Evening of Libyan Poetry recorded on Sunday April 1st 2012 at the Armed Forces Officers Club in Abu Dhabi UAE.
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A night of Libyan Poetry and Music from the Libyan Consulate in Dubai, this second video in a series of three continues with poetry.
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A night of Libyan Poetry and Music from the Libyan Consulate in Dubai, this final video in a series of three is the music portion of the performance.
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Libyan poetry
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Our very own Libyan talent,18 year old poet Asma Shatwan performed last night in the event in Manchester, "LIBYA 4 SYRIA" in Usmania Banqueting Hall, featuring the artists, Khaled M and Sound of Reason. 03/03/12 Sara Lataiwesh Photography
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Phantom Port 32N 13E. A poem for Tripoli.
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Poetry for Derna Libya
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Impromptu poem recited by an anonymous revolutionary after receiving news that the Revolutionary forces had reached Sirte. Filmed in Benghazi, Libya - March 28, 2011.
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"سلام" شعر ليبي ل أبوالقاسم السنوسي ...... علي بنغازي و ليبيا وناس ليبيا والأهل والأصحاب في الخارج والداخل،....أرجو أن ينال إعجاب الجميع
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شاعر ورفلي
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أجمل شعر شعبي يخدم قضية الشعب الليبي في كفاحه من أجل نيل حريته و إستعادة كرامته لشاعر ليبي لا أعرف إسمه بعد. رجاءً لمن يعرف إسم الشاعر يرجى إعلامي لإضيفه في الحال Download the MP3 from here: kiwi6.com قصيدة مــن أنتم القذافي: من أنتم؟ الليبيون: ما تعرف نحنا من نحنا؟ أسباب شقاك، أنت و عيالك يا هرواك هاذول ضنا عيسى الوكواك تريس يظهر في وقت المحنة نحنا هم همك، نحنا إللي نشٌفنا دمك نحنا أسباب كداك وغمك، ما تعرف نحنا من نحنا؟ أسباب إهمومك، نحنا إللي طيٌرنا نومك نحنا كسٌاريين خشومك، ما تعرف نحنا من نحنا؟ نحنا فرسان، أسباب هلاكك يا جبان تريس عتل مانا جرذان وياويلك كان اتواجهنا القذافي: من أنتم؟ الليبيون: نحنا هل برقة، نحنا إللي درنالك حرقة في جوفك تحدر ما ترقا لين إتعدي و تريحنا نحنا مصراتة، خشمك ياتافه وطاته إحنا ككلة وأحنا الزناتة، ماتعرف نحنا من نحنا؟ نحن نالوت مع الزاوية نسقيك الموت هاذولا سيادك ياسلفوت و ما تعرف نحنا من نحنا؟ نحن الرجبان رجال فراسيين و شجعان أنموتوا في وسط الميدان ولا شكلك يرجع يحكمنا نحن فزان إللي محاصرها يا جبان إللي فيها زارع خيٌان و بالفتنة تبي إتفرقنا الليبيين إللي في طرابلس منحازين إللي محاصرها يا لعين و بالقوة تبي تحكمنا نحنا إللي ثرنا من البيضاء والمرج و درنة وبنغازي لين تحررنا وماتعرف نحنا من نحنا؟ نحن من طبرق من القبة وشحات و لابرق و جيشك من شيح و شبرق ياللي في العالم فاضحنا سبايب عارك نقصوا أثنين أندمر دارك لين تهرب و تشيل صغارك، من ظلمك بيش إتريحنا ماتعرف نحنا من نحنا؟
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The Arabic Program at Williams held an evening "Celebrating Arabic Spring" on November 3, 2011. The event started by socializing with the guests over delicious Arabic refreshments and sweets. Professors Vargas and Khattab then introduced Arabic Spring, an occasion to celebrate with poetry originating in the uprisings in Egypt, Libya, and other countries in the Middle East. Students from all levels of Arabic study recited a selection of revolutionary poems and songs and native speakers, Mustafa M., Fulbright TA from Libya, and Omer, international student from Jordan, recited poems by Libyan Abdurrahman Alashmaw and Egyptian Mahmoud Darwish. The evening ended on a high note with a rap song in English titled "Libya Bleed" performed by two 101 students. More here: cflang.williams.edu
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