(15th)
Auf swinger
From Republic Street, first Faisal
Between Sharif and Saudi Al-Sanadili Streets
Corona time, fireworks and firecrackers
and drugs
Auf swinger
Awf Walad Awadin Hanado places two small pointed stones in the middle of his slingshot and holds both ends. Awf turns the slingshot forcefully in the air, drawing circles in circles. Deadly arrows hit the front rabbit and the rear rabbit of the herd. .
Auf Walad Awadin Hanado Al-Asar did not miss his target once throughout his short life, so he coveted more rabbits and carried his slingshot with two next stones and fired them to hit a third rabbit stone, and the second stone hit Ain Al-Rimal Doha, the sheikh of the Gypsy tribes of Al-Douh in the Great Desert, to become Karim Al-Ain, and the body of Auf Walad Awadin disappeared Hanado from the desert, leaving his slingshot and hunting rabbits.
A short story written by / Mahmoud Hassan Farghaly
Member of the Writers Union
Member of the Syndicate of Film Professions
mahmoudhassanfarghaly@yahoo.com
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(16)
Hinnomeh palm tree
From Republic Street, first Faisal
Between Sharif and Saudi Al-Sanadili Streets
Corona time, fireworks and firecrackers
and drugs
Hinnomeh palm tree
Hinoma Rizqin al-Ghajariya plants a palm tree that is not like the palm trees of al-Fariji hill. It takes care of its water and food mixed with the dung of camels, cattle and sheep day after day. It grows short in stature, which pushes the youngsters of the hill to climb each other’s shoulders to reach the fruits at the first offering of green, tall dates and pick them.
Hinnomeh Rizkine releases her big dog, and the young ones jump in separate heaps. The wind races their feet so that their flesh will not be devoured. The furthest one does not leave them to enter their tents, so he returns victorious to the tent of Hinnomeh Rizkine next to the short stature, hanging out his tongue, waiting for the naughty little ones.
In the middle of the day, Hinoma complains to her husband, Faeq Ariba, of stealing the youngsters of the hill to pass her date palm, which has not yet ripened.
Faiq Arabeh, decorated at the hill, returns to his tent, eats lunch with his wife, Hannuma Rizqin, and returns to work again.
The sun sets in the daytime, and the screams of the children rise from their tents when the parents beat them intensified so that they do not steal the dates of the Hinoma palm tree, and the screams cease after each child makes a promise that he will not return to the action of the day again, and they fall asleep.
The sun rises on the morning of a new day, and the youngsters gather around Jabbour, the son of his gypsy array, the eldest of whom decides to climb the short stature as a punishment for the constant complaint of his Arabe to their fathers and mothers.
Hinoma Rizkine screams, and lets her big dog go after the little ones, but he fails to catch any of them every time.
Faiq Ariba sits at the dining table to take his sleep in her complaint about the children, and he weeps for her. He saw the fortune-teller of the hill who advised him to change the place of setting up their tent from the top of the hill to the bottom of it, and they will have a little boy who will fill them with life after a marriage that lasted more than fifteen years. Short stature accompanied by their large dog.
The palm tree of Hinoma Rizqin is uprooted from its fruits, its branches and fronds wither, and the thorns of its branches are crowned by Jan.
The youngsters of the hill line up in front of the short-statured one, hoping that she will give them some spears.
The bee's grief increased because of the separation of its friend, Hinoma Rizqin, so it stopped sucking the food from the heart of the sand, so that the young ones stopped returning to it, and the men on top of the hill decided to cut it down to take advantage of its wood, branches and grain.
A short story written by / Mahmoud Hassan Farghaly
Member of the Writers Union
Member of the Syndicate of Film Professions
mahmoudhassanfarghaly@yahoo.com
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(17)
The camel descended
From Republic Street, first Faisal
Between Sharif and Saudi Al-Sanadili Streets
Corona time, fireworks and firecrackers
and drugs
The camel descended
Suhail Rushdin Anioui the Gypsy allocates fifty square miles as a lodge for the camels, which he recently bought as a large deal of two-humped Lebanese camels, since he was told that this type of camel yields three times more milk than the camels of the Great Desert of limited capacity, and perhaps this is due to the purity and breadth of the pastures of these camels, which I was born with it.
Suhail Rushdin's men graze twenty thousand two-humped camels, and when the mating season arrives, the men discover that there is no stallion among the twenty thousand camels.
Suhail Rushdin sends a delegation to the far east to bring stallions, but the seller confirms their existence and proposes fertilizing twenty thousand camels from the stallions of the Great Desert.
Rushdin bought 1,000 stallions from the markets of the Great Desert and released them to fertilize twenty camels.
The camels look with great pity at the stallions of the desert, so they go crazy and drown in the seas of the two-humped eyes, so they can bite in the back.
The bellowing of the camels fills the sky of the three deserts, not amenable to this mating, until they fall from the severe exhaustion caused by the stallions.
Suhail Rushdin cries out for the loss of everything he owns with the death of this soft, damned camel, but he comes back to his senses by breathing in them and bringing them back to life again.
Suhail locks the stallions in a space that separates him from the camel by a high iron wall that does not allow any stallion to pass into the camel lodge.
The camels head towards the wall, pampering, and the stallions smell its exciting scents.
Twenty camels join forces on a stallion until it falls under the sand, unable to move.
The camel bears and grazes until the time of birth comes, then she gives birth to camels with or without three humps, and the women of the tribes begin in Aleppo with abundant camel milk, three times that of a camel in the Sahara desert.
Suhail Rushdin slaughters the five hundred stallions who are unable to mate again and keeps the rest until their expected date.
A short story written by / Mahmoud Hassan Farghaly
Member of the Writers Union
Member of the Syndicate of Film Professions
mahmoudhassanfarghaly@yahoo.com
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