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خيم بجلق بين الكأس والوتر
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Lisan al-Din al-Khatib met Ibn al-Rumiyyah in Seville after the latter returned from his travels in the East and the West, finding him devoted to literature though not given to publicly proclaiming poetry, and thus recorded these verses from him. Ibn al-Rumiyyah would frequently and extensively praise the virtues of Damascus.
Source: The Poetry Encyclopedia — Department of Culture and Tourism, Abu Dhabi
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خيم بجلق بين الكأس والوترفي جنة هي ملء السمع والبصر
ومتع الطرف في مرأى محاسنهابروض فكرك بين الروض والزهر
وانظر لى ذهبيات الأصيل بهاواسمع لى نغمات الطير في السحر
وقل لمن لام في لذاته بشراًدعني فنك عندي من سوى البشر