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The article highlights the life and impact of poet Mohammed Al-Qaisi (1944-2003), who is considered one of the most prominent modern Arab poets. It emphasizes that his poetic legacy expresses a noble and realistic sorrow reflecting the loss of homeland and its profound effect on individuals and communities. It mentions that Al-Qaisi led an active and free life, moving between Beirut, Cairo, Tunis, Dammam, and Amman, and regularly wrote his poems while remaining close to his generation, supporting them, and being characterized by his boldness and literary honesty. The article concludes that commemorating his memory through writings by eminent critics and poets reflects his high status in modern Arab poetry, with an emphasis that his poetry expresses the power of life and its continuity despite the loss of the homeland.
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