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كريس🇵🇹 :
@نور اليقن الفردوس 🫂❤️
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أ. حسن التوبي :
كل مرة في هذا اليوم يرهقني غيابكِ وينتصر فراقكِ ، وكل سنة احتضن اجزاءاً منك واحتفل بنفسي ، وها انا اليوم احتضن شبكة شعركِ واعتصرها ليفوح عطر شعركِ رغبةً لتهدء روحي
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