Damascus History And Ruins
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Book Damascus History And Ruins
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Damascus History And Ruins
| Author: | Rama Elias Keriaky |
| Category: | American History [Edit] |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | خاص-راما الياس كرياكي |
| Release Date: | 01 Jan 2006 |
| Pages: | 149 |
| Rank: | 433,167 No 1 most popular |
| Short link: | Copy |
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Damascus… in your love indulge, for you I compose love verses as poets do, and for your lucid face I chant as writers and travelers do. Many's the civilization that has passed along and melted into your eternal, spacious and tender essence. Your night is radiance; your monuments narrate tales of antiquity, your quarters are episodes; scenes and memories. Your gardens are paradisal meadows and orchards. You'd tenderly embosom a foreigner, yet before a kin, the way a mother'd hold her newborn.
Your fragrance- filled antique houses lean and touch in your narrow lanes, like a lover's breast wherein epics of passion of ecstasy lurk in a hidden chasm. Your shadowy narrow lanes.. one moment converge; the next they draw apart, then again draw close to touch anew. Your wooden windows silently whisper tales of pure love, and your affluent bazaars are everlasting history brimmed with color; aroma and vividness.
Damascus…. The oldest inhabited capital, a green oasis sheltered in the shades of its vast orchard- Al Ghota, watered by the bountiful "Barada" river. An archaeologist once said: "He who drinks from the water of Al Sham, is bound to come back."
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