A poet flirting with a Lebanese media and reacting to his language is a source of great confusion

In mid-June, the Yemeni poet Omar Mohammed al-Amoudi sent a message to Lebanese broadcaster Christian Besri, presenter in al-Hadath, in which he said: "Do you know what it means to be a young Yemeni who hates politics? Do you know how many times he would like to be the place to live for those idiots who wear a headband or a tie to talk to you live to tell you how beautiful you are? ?
He added, "I will also tell you that in the magic of what is bad news my darling, and that you have the contradictions of what makes mute !, I will talk to you about wearing wars. and peace, and death, and life !, and let your lips endure defeat and victory, and suffering and forgiveness. "
But Besri's response has been confusing and widespread in the last few hours, until Percy publishes the search sites on the Internet and many think she is also a poet.It turned out to be The response to Al-Amoudi was a Yemeni poet, Salman al-Matlati, a friend who had conveyed his message to Bisri. He published poems on his tongue, saying that he responded.
The interviewer replied: "Hello Omar, I am a Christian.I have read your message and I have smiled once.I am afflicted twice.I've smiled at it. an innate way She was delighted to hear the words of praise and meditation.If you hide that and cry twice, the curse of beauty is a curse, Omar. " .
He added: "Men are afflicted with love, afflict women with jealousy and hatred, and a beautiful affliction of loneliness and depression.His own property has become for all, the beautiful girls are the saddest, breaking the hearts of simple people who are attached to them and breaking the hearts of the rich who buy them as masterpieces.