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Phantomdreaming on December 31, 2008Best Wishes for The Happy New Year, mona!
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Just4u on December 3, 2008Happy Holidays....
Hugs...Eddy -
Pari Ali on March 3, 2008Hello Mona thanks so much for dropping in I have been very irregular here on this site and almost gave up poetry but wrote a new poem yesterday after a long time
How are you doing. I will try to catch up a little with your delicious poetry
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Phantomdreaming : Happy New Year! on December 30, 2007Dear mona!Have a Happy and Healthy New Year!
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Abdul T Alishtari on September 26, 2006By God's Sweet Ramadan
this poet and journeyor
your friendly Berber man
has returned to succor.
To sit below palms
discovering more hidden truths
and read your balm
learning from your sooth.
In the end I
know you are great
reading with a sigh
of your blessed fate.
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Ostara on December 16, 2005Thanks for your comment on my poem. I can only applaud the article I just read here on your page. suppose it's about you
I gues you're right there's no point in fiting power with power, the only way is to find a way through inner strength. I can (well, I probably cannot, but I try to anyway) understand how hard it must be to remain strong in a culture that tries to oppress your sexe, but as I read it, you're doing a great job at it, and I truly hope you can find a way to change things in a more open direction with more freedom and less oppression...
I send you all the best wishes and may all positive things come to you in the future! Blessed be, Ostara
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mohamed is a muslim on October 17, 2005Your poem is the best.
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Abdul T Alishtari on August 31, 2005On Mona's Poetry Cover
By He Whe Rules
us scholars and fools
who celebrate each season
for our personal reasons.
We poets see all
summers yield to fall
its respite we recall
as shades grow tall.
I see your poetry
is infused with philosophy
and verbal physical therapy
used as a canopy.
Thus protected from glare
we collect near here
and wonder if we're
hearing enough to share.
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amberline on June 29, 2005you are doing an extremely important work in your women movement. i wish you success and all the best.
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Pari Ali on September 27, 2004hello mona, it was a pleasure to drop by and read your poems today, I really enjoy your unique style of writing very much. Hope all is well with you.
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Pari Ali on May 20, 2004hello Mona, How are you? I just showed my 16 year old your page and we read it together. I admire so much what you do. There is so much wisdom and understanding in your ideas, not only about your culture but about human beings not just women but all people. The needs you make people aware of are the real needs. Even in the western world I doubt many men are aware of many of the true needs of their women. I truly applaud you and your efforts.
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macandrew on December 16, 2003Certainly no need to work on that poem. It was very good. I was perhaps reading something into the spirit of the writer, that caused that line to be there.
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Redstormy on April 7, 2003I noticed that your photo's are not here now. Sorry I missed them. This is the first time I discovered your work. Your poetry is filled with imagery, very well done. So glad I found you tonight.
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Annastacia on February 9, 2003I just want to say how much your author page has impressed me. You sound like such a wonderful Lady. Some one to look up to. I will now read some of your poems.
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myrataal on January 1, 2003May 2003 bring you timeless happiness.
always trust the heart
whilst soothing ... ripping apart
it's shadow holds Sun
Love shall bloom its timeless Rose
End cannot loose Beginning
myra
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Windsong on December 18, 2002Christmas is the season of love and joy, for sharing beautiful moments and for creating warm and wonderful memories. May happiness brighten your holidays and remain with you throughout the New Year. May your Christmas dreams always be filled with magic.
Christmas is a time for laughter and a time to wish you and all your loved ones every happiness, always!!!!!!
Love and Hugs,
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RollingStone on November 7, 2002I love your poetry. it is refreshing and has a wonderfully light and alive feel to it. and you are so prolific! I am putting you in my favorites so I can try to keep up with you. really nice writing, dr. mona.
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Just4u on November 5, 2002And happy ramadan to you I hope...LOL
Have to be careful when dealing with other cultures
I am currently selflearning or is that selfteaching Arabic
so i know sometimes the words are different depending on
whether a man or woman is doing the talking or being addressed
(spoken too). Hope all is well with you. If you are voice
ready on the web let me know and maybe we can talk for real
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anastasia on September 20, 2002And here is someone who loves Nezar Kabany as I do!! Please don't tell me you live in alex Egypt! if you do then plz post some sighns on teh streets I really misss that city.
Oh forgot to intruduce myself... I'm anastasia (real name Lydia) from Alex Egypt but live on Ontario Canada right now.
c ya
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Just4u on September 3, 2002Sweetie...hot chocolate would be fine...I used to drink alot of
coffee but not now with my high blood pressure. :(
The pyramids have always held a fasination for me. I just wish
I wouldn't have seen satellite pics of them showing how really
massive they are. I knew they were big just not THAT big.
Someday I WILL visit...am planning a world tour in 2004 just
hopes it works out.
I live in (I hear) the Great Satan...America...
Unfortunatly I don't believe most of what I hear so I will just
have to keep on being a nice guy I guess...*smile*
Double hugs to you since your a twin....(above comment)
Thanks for taking time to visit and comment on my works.
I will check out yours as time permits.
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catz on June 3, 2002I just want to tell you how much I enjoy your poetry and your web page. I too love Egypt, I was fortunate to have been able to visit Cairo and Luxor a few years ago. I was there for three weeks, a childhood dream come true. I hope I'll be able to go again. I have a very dear special friend there who is Egyptian. He lives in Cairo.
I'll be reading much more of your poetry. It's truely beautiful, full of meaning, very spiritual.
Thank you for sharing it with all of us.
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mona on April 22, 2002thanks Windsong i promise i will not stop writing i do love writing :)
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Windsong on April 21, 2002Hello Mona, I love your poems, you are trully talented. please don't stop writing !!!!
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CL the Bombay on March 17, 2002your poetry is fascinating! very sublime. I plan on doing more exploring in your world of poetry as time goes by. thanks for blessing me with the opportunities to feel your work. they are enrichment for my soul! take care. ~Chiante~
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Cope on February 27, 2002Hi mona, from a mountain man from Colorado, USA. How is EGYPT? Still walking like and egyptian? Just jokin. Thank you for all of the comments on my poetry. As the hippies used to say, Peace man.
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Lurie on February 26, 2002MONA! I really don't know how I missed you all this time! You have a new fan in me!
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Son Of Sun on February 26, 2002You have wonderful poems,and great home page :)
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Dreamweaver on January 15, 2002Thank you very much Mona. I take it you must have visited one of my Web Pages. I am pleased you enjoyed your visit.
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unnamed12 on December 3, 2001you may be a humble egyptian doctor who loves poetry, but you contemplate things of a higher nature, love, peace, brotherhood, beauty, on a universal plain. That, in my opinion, is the essence of greatness, regardless of who you are or where you live.
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unnamed12 on December 3, 2001above, superior, supreme, going beyond the ordinary, supernatural, highly spiritual. As i use it here, i simply mean that your poetry transcends or goes above the natural realm, to the metaphysical.
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unnamed12 on November 13, 2001I like your poetry. You have a lot of talent. I will be reading more. Tried to access your homepage but it wouldn't come up.
jim
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