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Sonnet 1


Sonnet 1 In a place where all students lay In a place where all books read In a place where all deeds say Here light and knowledge bed Alone!, studying for exam in room Besides sleeping friend my head Trying to write a poem for whom My whole life for him is paid In a new day dawns of summer I left all my worries to say that Then I checked my internal inner You are Ya! Omar all of Al-Maladhat This sonnet rhymed and written For men their hearts are broken
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Imad Suliman
Explaining some words for readers. Ya! Means O!. Omar is my lovely friend. Al-Maladhat means pleasures of brotherly-friends. It is in my mother language Arabic.

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