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Waleed Al Hajjar
The poet Waleed Al Hajjar was born in 1948 AD from a poor father and mother in the Syrian city of Hama. He spent his childhood like other children affected by the febrile social environment that had a distinctive feature of the limits of nature in the Syrian city of Hama and its beautiful and Andalusian color of tenderness and femininity in the poetic word, While filming, during filming, a picture, a Bedouin playing the strings of his rababah and the rhythms of his soul, what makes him happy. He died in Damascus in 2008 After a heart surgery at the age of sixty years.

His poetry works:
In 1973, he became acquainted with poems in which he painted his violence and his rejection of all outdated customs. He painted for us a world of great poetry. He deepens his poetic trajectory in his second collection (Family Looks) in 1976 to confirm what he started and to show his ability more and more in the world of poetry among his peers. In his third collection, he enters the entry of the conquerors with the poetry he was known to have in his colors with poems that gave him new dimensions - and an identity that showed his features closely in the "Thirsty Eyes" of 1980. " in addition to poems about life (1996) and stations on the road (2000).

His poetry style :
The poet Waleed Al Hajjar has played all strings and fought all the literary and poetic currents of the city of Hama and the area of Arab culture. (If any performer or poet has a special advantage that gives him an identity and gives him a direction, the poet Waleed Al Hajjar is characterized by his poems by the unity of the subject, which makes his verses - or his poems - a coherent and integral unit as the beard's loves if they break away from them by a grain that has lost its cohesion, beauty and rhythm. He published his poems in several Arab newspapers and magazines, such as the Lebanese magazine the writer (Al-Adeeb), Syrian Culture and Al-Hudayb, and in daily and local newspapers such as Al-Faddha, the Syrian Revolution and the Emirati Manifesto. Excerpted from several articles and papers published about the poet in newspapers and magazines.

References :
1- * Poets' Gate: Waleed Hajjar's Diwan

2- http://www.saddana.com/mawsou3a/poets.php?maa=ViewPoet&id=937

3-http://fedaa.alwehda.gov.sy/_archive.asp?FileName=106125129620091004162321