أسباب العدول عن بعض التفعيلات الأصل و عن النظم على بعض البحور

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It is rhythm that makes poetry different from prose.

Thepoetic texts that had reached us from ancient times werecomposed following rhythms and rules which were differentfrom those regulating the composition of poetry.

This was inancient times; but as for what distinguishes poetry today, it isexternal music, represented by metre and rhyme-schemeincluding equal syllables that are able to create a sort ofeffective rhythm that touches the human self.

As for othernon-human creatures (animals, for example), it is a wellknown fact that they are moved by music as what happens inthe circus.

A professor in an Iraqi university says thet he hasheard a camel-herd singing to his camels "Huduho, huduhudo, huduho, huduhudo" and they moved their legs according tothe pace of this rhythm.

Though these words, in fact, weremeaningless, they match the Taweel (long) metre consisting It is rhythm that makes poetry different from prose.

Thepoetic texts that had reached us from ancient times werecomposed following rhythms and rules which were differentfrom those regulating the composition of poetry.

This was inancient times; but as for what distinguishes poetry today, it isexternal music, represented by metre and rhyme-schemeincluding equal syllables that are able to create a sort ofeffective rhythm that touches the human self.

As for othernon-human creatures (animals, for example), it is a wellknown fact that they are moved by music as what happens inthe circus.

A professor in an Iraqi university says thet he hasheard a camel-herd singing to his camels "Huduho, huduhudo, huduho, huduhudo" and they moved their legs according tothe pace of this rhythm.

Though these words, in fact, weremeaningless, they match the Taweel (long) metre consisting of: fa'ulun-mafa'ilun-fa'ulun-mafa'ilun.

As for the human self, the love of music does not need any It is rhythm that makes poetry different from prose.

Thepoetic texts that had reached us from ancient times werecomposed following rhythms and rules which were differentfrom those regulating the composition of poetry.

This was inancient times; but as for what distinguishes poetry today, it isexternal music, represented by metre and rhyme-schemeincluding equal syllables that are able to create a sort ofeffective rhythm that touches the human self.

As for othernon-human creatures (animals, for example), it is a wellknown fact that they are moved by music as what happens inthe circus.

A professor in an Iraqi university says thet he hasheard a camel-herd singing to his camels "Huduho, huduhudo, huduho, huduhudo" and they moved their legs according tothe pace of this rhythm.

Though these words, in fact, weremeaningless, they match the Taweel (long) metre consisting It is rhythm that makes poetry different from prose.

Thepoetic texts that had reached us from ancient times werecomposed following rhythms and rules which were differentfrom those regulating the composition of poetry.

This was inancient times; but as for what distinguishes poetry today, it isexternal music, represented by metre and rhyme-schemeincluding equal syllables that are able to create a sort ofeffective rhythm that touches the human self.

As for othernon-human creatures (animals, for example), it is a wellknown fact that they are moved by music as what happens inthe circus.

A professor in an Iraqi university says thet he hasheard a camel-herd singing to his camels "Huduho, huduhudo, huduho, huduhudo" and they moved their legs according tothe pace of this rhythm.

Though these words, in fact, weremeaningless, they match the Taweel (long) metre consisting of: fa'ulun-mafa'ilun-fa'ulun-mafa'ilun.

As for the human self, the love of music does not need any proof.