The poet Abdul Ilah Dishisha for “Today”: Poetry is a reflection of the situations of life and emotions
In the heart Old Jeddah , and between its wet offspring with the smells of time, a unique poetic voice was born, Abd al -Ilah Dashisha, who saw the light in 1371 AH, and it was not just a child wandering in the lanes, but it was a small heart that stores stories, an ears picked up stories, and a spirit fascinated by words from the first sight of the letter. He contemplates his long biography, “I was attending the storytelling sessions in ancient Jeddah, listening attention, and returning to tell the tales in my style, and I found in the storytelling an unparalleled pleasure, and my way was to Poetry fraught with stories, sounds and imagination. She grows up, and forms in the conscience of a man who made poetry a living reflection of the situations of life and its emotions.
The poet recovers his memories, saying: “He sang in my words a number of great artists, most notably the artist Jamil Mahmoud, the artist Marwa Hamdi, and Abdel -Rab Idris, who sang for me the song (Come here), as the artist Wafi Al -Mutairi sang, and the experience of working with these artists was a rich experience, they made my poems melodies that reach the hearts of people.
He adds proudly: “The word when it is honest, you find its way to the people, whether it is read or heard, and lyric poetry differs, because it needs simplicity, without losing its depth. Cultural institutions in a greater role in caring for talent. Its refinement, but it needs a stimulating environment, and real opportunities to appear. Life. ” A soul does not grow. A voice tells the present and the future a story of eternal love for the word, for the homeland, and the grandmother of the city that taught it the first letter, and I heard from it the first house.
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