Shawakh Al Ahmad
Al Saker Al Thami (Thirsty Hawk)
SIDE A
- Al Saker Al Zami (Thirsty Hawk)
- Reply to the Al Saker Al Zami - Poem by Mohammad Al Sayel
- Al Heyar (Confusion)
- Hob Ma Fouk Al Jnoun (Love Till Madness)
- Adawer Sabab (I Look For a Reason)
SIDE B
- Mariam
- Saheb Al Youm (Today's Friend)
- Tghayarti (You Changed)
- Rah Al Wafa (Loyalty is Gone)
- Ya Shouq (Longing)
- Ghaltati (My Mistake)
Ref No: 0158
Genres: spoken word
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The Syrian poet "Shawakh Al-Ahmad" wrote his first poem when he was a young child, using the style of satire, and received great encouragement from his family until he became one of the greatest poets of that region. He possessed a literary style with a distinctive and strong character, and the subjects he addressed earned him great popularity. In his poetry, he covered various themes such as talks about homeland, love, social conflicts, and humanitarian issues, with his special touch of incorporating his personal experiences, in addition to poems that discuss Bedouin life and local heritage.