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user31131272
صبر أمرأة :
ايها البحر العميق خذنا اليك فلعل ركوب سفنك تبعدنا عن ارض عبث فيها الفساد وارهقت الأرواح، نحتاج لهواءك النظيف فلعله يملىء رئتينا بأوكسجين الحياة ،الذي بتنا نتنفسه غصب عنا
2026-09-17 17:57:16
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رحيل القوافي 🥀 :
حيتنا كلامواج تاخذ منا شي وتعطي شيء 💔
2026-09-17 19:47:27
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2026-09-17 20:50:56
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روز❤️ :
عندما تعلم  أن ملوحة البحر لا تتأثر مع كثرة المطر .. فكن كالبحر لا تتأثر بكلام البشر !! 🙄
2026-09-17 18:24:06
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