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Autumn Eve in Cairo

It was a beautiful night, Which is rare in this city. A full moon illuminated The dark sky with great Brilliance like a devine Light bulb hanging over The earth from heaven. Not a single star out, But that wasn't new For big old Cairo. A light breeze blew By as I stood in the Balcony of my family's 5th floor apartment With winter's shy Fingertips touching The air around me. I took a deep lung-full Of this beautiful weather And coughed like an Eighty year old man Suffering form mean Tuberculosis. The burning of the Rice hay, they say.
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ahmed-nader-gretly
Egyptian
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Nov 28, 2013
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