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في لحظة فقط، في لحظة - بقلم / البتول العلوي

في لحظة فقط، في لحظة

بقلم / البتول العلوي

في لحظة فقط في لحظة

مــن فارس مغوار

لا يشق له غبــار

إلى سجين كهف بلا أنوار

حيث الصمت أبلغ من الكلام

في لحظة فقط في لحظة

أصبحت كاليرقــة

ترتشف رحيق الحنين

أو كطفل

يقتفى أثر حليب الثديين..!

لحظة فقط لحظــة

أدخلتك عالم المجانين

تركض وترقص

رقصة المهابيل

من أنت أيتها اللحظة؟!

تبتهج الأنفس وترتوي حين تأتين

وتشقى الأرواح و تجف حين تغيبين

من تكونين أيتها اللحظة؟

ما سر وجودك في حياتنا؟

تسلبين منا الإرادة

وتسرقين الكرامة..!!

فيك يصبح المستحيل ممكــــنا

تفتحين أبوابا لم يكن جائزا فتحها

تسكــــن إليك الأرواح

وتستوي فيك الكائنات

أنت من أعجب وأغرب اللحظات

من تكونين أيتها اللحظة؟

و ما سر وجودك في حياتنا؟!!

ترجمة للإنجليزية / الأستاذ فوزي الشلبي

In A Moment, Just In A Moment

In a moment

Just in a moment

From an dauntless knight

An outstanding

To a cave without lights

Where silence more eloquent than words

In a moment, just in a moment

I became like a wriggler

Sips the nectar of tenderness

Or as a child

Tracing marks of milking breasts

A moment, just a moment

I insert you into a madness world

Run and dance

Dance absentmindedly

Who might be you such a moment?

Selves exalt and slake when you attend

Souls are wretched and dried out when you don’t

Who might be you such a moment?

What is the secret of your being in our lives?

You plunder us the will

And steal dignity

By you impossible becomes possible

Gates are opened, were not valid to

Souls dwell you

All creatures are equal

You are the moment; the most admired, the strangest

Who might be you, such a moment?

What is the secret of your being in our lives?

BATOUL ALAOUI / MOROCO

shall I compare - by William Shakespeare

shall I compare - by William Shakespeare

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day

Thou art more lovely and more temperate

Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May

And summer's lease hath all too short a date

Sometimes too hot the eye of heaven shines

And often is his gold complexion dimmed

And every fair from fair sometimes declines

By chance or nature's changing course untrimmed

But thy eternal summer shall not fade

Nor lose possession of that fair thou owest
Nor shall death brag thou wanderest in his shade

when in eternal lines to time thou growest

So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see

So long lives this. and this gives life to thee

LUCY - by: William Wordsworth

LUCY

by: William Wordsworth (1770-1850)

I.

        TRANGE     fits of passion have I known:

   And I will dare to tell,

   But in the lover's ear alone,

   What once to me befell.

   When she I loved look'd every day

   Fresh as a rose in June,

   I to her cottage bent my way,

   Beneath an evening moon.

   Upon the moon I fix'd my eye,

   All over the wide lea;

   With quickening pace my horse drew nigh

   Those paths so dear to me.

   And now we reach'd the orchard-plot;

   And, as we climb'd the hill,

   The sinking moon to Lucy's cot

   Came near and nearer still.

   In one of those sweet dreams I slept,

   Kind Nature's gentlest boon!

   And all the while my eyes I kept

   On the descending moon.

   My horse moved on; hoof after hoof

   He raised, and never stopp'd:

   When down behind the cottage roof,

   At once, the bright moon dropp'd.

   What fond and wayward thoughts will slide

   Into a lover's head!

   'O mercy!' to myself I cried,

   'If Lucy should be dead!'

II.

        HE     dwelt among the untrodden ways

   Beside the springs of Dove,

   A Maid whom there were none to praise

   And very few to love:

   A violet by a mossy stone

   Half hidden from the eye!

   Fair as a star, when only one

   Is shining in the sky.

   She lived unknown, and few could know

   When Lucy ceased to be;

   But she is in her grave, and oh,

   The difference to me!

III.

         TRAVELL'D     among unknown men,

   In lands beyond the sea;

   Nor, England! did I know till then

   What love I bore to thee.

   'Tis past, that melancholy dream!

   Nor will I quit thy shore

   A second time; for still I seem

   To love thee more and more.

   Among the mountains did I feel

   The joy of my desire;

   And she I cherish'd turn'd her wheel

   Beside an English fire.

   Thy mornings show'd, thy nights conceal'd,

   The bowers where Lucy play'd;

   And thine too is the last green field

   That Lucy's eyes survey'd.

IV.

        HREE years she grew in sun and shower;

   Then Nature said, 'A lovelier flower

   On earth was never sown;

   This child I to myself will take;

   She shall be mine, and I will make

   A lady of my own.

   'Myself will to my darling be

   Both law and impulse; and with me

   The girl, in rock and plain,

   In earth and heaven, in glade and bower,

   Shall feel an overseeing power

   To kindle or restrain.

   'She shall be sportive as the fawn

   That wild with glee across the lawn

   Or up the mountain springs;

   And hers shall be the breathing balm,

   And hers the silence and the calm

   Of mute insensate things.

   'The floating clouds their state shall lend

   To her; for her the willow bend;

   Nor shall she fail to see

   Even in the motions of the storm

   Grace that shall mould the maiden's form

   By silent sympathy.

   'The stars of midnight shall be dear

   To her; and she shall lean her ear

   In many a secret place

   Where rivulets dance their wayward round,

   And beauty born of murmuring sound

   Shall pass into her face.

   'And vital feelings of delight

   Shall rear her form to stately height,

   Her virgin bosom swell;

   Such thoughts to Lucy I will give

   While she and I together live

   Here in this happy dell.'

   Thus Nature spake -- The work was done --

   How soon my Lucy's race was run!

   She died, and left to me

   This heath, this calm and quiet scene;

   The memory of what has been,

   And never more will be.

V.

        SLUMBER     did my spirit seal;

   I had no human fears:

   She seem'd a thing that could not feel

   The touch of earthly years.

   No motion has she now, no force;

   She neither hears nor sees;

   Roll'd round in earth's diurnal course,

   With rocks, and stones, and trees.

رسالة من والد لابنه العاق

رسالة من والد لابنه العاق

 

غدوتك مـولوداً ومنتـك يافـعا....ً تعل بما أجني عليـك وتنهـل

إذا ليلة ضافتك بالضم لم أبـت....لسـقمك إلا سـاهراً أتملمـل

كأني أنا المطروق دونك بالذي.... طرقت به دوني فعيني تهمـل

تخاف الردى نفسي عليك وإنها.... لتعلم أن الموت وقت مؤجـل

فلما بلغت السن والغـايـة التي.... إليها مدى ما كنت فيـك أؤمل

جعلت جزائي غلظة وفظاظـة.... كأنك أنـت المنعـم المتفضل

فليتك إذا لم ترع حق أبـوتي.... فعلت كما الجارالمصاقب يفعل

فأوليتني حق الجوار ولم تكن.... عـلي بمال دون مالـك تبخل

55-Inch OLED Display from LG Appears at CES 2012

It wasn't so long ago that organic light-emitting diodes were used

only in small handsets, but the time has come for OLED to earn its place at the

 summit of monitor and TV display technologies.

OLED has an advantage in how it doesn't need special backlighting,

 meaning that screens based on it are thinner than LCDs.

Being a top-quality display technology, with high brightness and

 resolution, definitely earned it points as well.

Now, LG is eager to act as the company that truly establishes OLED

as a viable TV and monitor solution.

CES 2012 will be the proving ground, LG having chosen to

 bring along and showcase a 55-inch HDTV.

“Our objective has always been to actively define and lead

emerging display technology markets,” said Dr. Sang Beom Han,

 CEO and Executive Vice President of LG Display.

“Although OLED technology is seen as the future of TV display,

 the technology has been limited to smaller display sizes and

by high costs, until now. LG Display's 55-inch OLED TV

panel has overcome these barriers.”

LG implemented white OLEDs (WOLED) overlaid with colors,

so as to achieve a lower error rate and a higher clarity.

Also, the WOLED prototype measures a mere 5mm in

 thickness, which is a fifth of an inch.

January 9 is when it will be on display, at the company's booth

 in Las Vegas

 (that is where the Consumer Electronics Show takes place).

The company actually jumped the gun with the announcement,

as opposed to most other CES 2012 participants, which have

only hinted at what may or may not come out of their labs by then.

Unfortunately, no pricing details have been provided, or

anything about availability, so it is unclear if

consumers will be sufficiently impressed.

LCDs have had, after all, time to grow on people and,

as a technology, are mature enough to be affordable as well.

OLED will have to be competitive in both performance

and pricing if it is to take off, especially in the current economy.