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المنطقة المعتمة: التاريخ السري للحرب السيبرانية

by Fred Kaplan (Goodreads Author)

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صندوق الدنيا

by إبراهيم عبد القادر المازني

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أعمال دوستويفسكي الأدبية: ذكريات من منزل الأموات ـ المجلد 5

by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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“صغيرٌ يطلبُ الكِبرا .. وشيخٌ ود لو صَغُرا
وخالٍ يشتهي عملا ً.. وذو عملٍ به ضَجِرا
ورب المال في تعب .. وفي تعب من افتقرا
وذو الأولاد مهمومٌ .. وطالبهم قد انفطرا
ومن فقد الجمال شكي .. وقد يشكو الذي بُهِرا
ويشقى المرء منهزما .. ولا يرتاح منتصرا
ويبغى المجد في لهفٍ .. فإن يظفر به فترا
شُكاةٌ مالها حَكَمٌ .. سوى الخصمين إن حضرا
فهل حاروا مع الأقدار .. أم هم حيروا القدرا ؟”
― عباس محمود العقاد

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“كلُّ شيء صار مرًّا في فمي بعدما أصبحتُ بالدنيا عليما
آه من يأخذُ عمري كلَّه ويعيدْ الطفلَ والجهلَ القديما!”
― إبراهيم ناجي, شعر إبراهيم ناجي: الأعمال الكاملة

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“تسرق شلن تبقى هيصه وبلوه وجَرِيمَه
تسرق أُلوف الأُلوف تبقى م الابطال
وكل ما السرقه تكبر .. القانون سيما
وكل ما السرقه تصغر .. فيه حرام وحلال”
― نجيب سرور, أميات نجيب سرور

tags: شعر-عامية

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“الود لا يخفى وإن أخفيته
والبغض تبديه لكَ العينان”
― زهير بن أبي سلمى, ديوان زهير بن أبي سلمى

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