The Tripoli Cultural Association, in cooperation with the Al-Wefaq Cultural Association, hosted a poetry evening in Tripoli. They also hosted a musical entitled “For the Earth for Man”.
In addition, the evening carried the slogan “Now is not the time for poetry, however”. This sent a message that emphasized that culture is a space for hope and expression, no matter how severe the challenges.
The evening witnessed the presence of those interested in cultural and literary affairs, who flocked to listen to poetic texts. These texts dealt with the issues of man, homeland and life, in a distinctive intellectual and artistic atmosphere.
Poems that beat with the human and the homeland
Poets Fawzi Yamin, Bilal Al-Masri and Ali Hammam participated in the evening. Each of them presented a collection of poems and literary texts.
Therefore, the topics of the texts varied between humanitarian, national, and social concerns.
The poetry works at the Tripoli Poetry Evening reflected different visions of life and reality.
It carried messages calling for adherence to human values, preserving the role of culture in building societies and promoting awareness.
Music accompanies the word
The evening was accompanied by musical pieces played by Ibrahim Rajab, which gave the meeting an additional artistic dimension.
Journalist Mirna Ait presented the evening’s paragraphs and moderated its themes in a smooth and close manner to the audience.
Interaction and praise for the cultural movement
The attendees at the poetry evening in Tripoli reacted remarkably, and praised the cultural and artistic level of the meeting.
They stressed the importance of continuing cultural initiatives that open spaces for dialogue and creativity.
Finally, such events have been proof that the word and art are able to bring people together. They unite people around the values of beauty, knowledge, and humanity.
