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From the Slogans of the Revolution to the poem... Stations in the Hysterical Experiment.

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The Syrian revolution prompted the poet Safiya al-Daghim to give her poem a more closely related direction to the suffering of Syrians, to express their causes and suffering, based on her belief that the word was a means of defending rights and conveying the voice of the oppressed.

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From the Slogans of the Revolution to the poem... Stations in the Hysterical Experiment.

The Syrian revolution prompted the poet Safiya al-Daghim to give her poem a more closely related direction to the suffering of Syrians, to express their causes and suffering, based on her belief that the word was a means of defending rights and conveying the voice of the oppressed.

·Syrian Arab Republic (the)
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SANA broke the news in Syrian Arab Republic (the) on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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