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Àrîda, Nasîb

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Àrîda, Nasîb (1887-1946)

Syrian-born poet. Settling in New York City, Àrîda worked as a journalist and was a member of the Pen Bond, a group of noted Arab emigré writers. Offended by American materialism, he longed for his homeland. His poems were collected and published as ‘Al-Arwah, al-Ha'ira/Troubled Spirits’, (1946).



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