شاعرية كورنيش جدة تستقطب المصطافين

The city of Jeddah, the second largest city in Saudi Arabia after the capital Riyadh, and the largest city in Mecca, hosts poetry poems carried by aesthetic figures. The vacationers who spend these days spend summer vacation a lot in front of these models developed by the secretariat of Jeddah on the coast of the Red Sea to reflect on reading the most beautiful poems written by a number of Saudi poets, and take pictures of the memorial with each item expressing the love of "Jeddah" and beauty of the sea and beautiful beautiful, What the poet Hamza Shehata said: forbidding between your beach is a drowning and passion in you dreaming of what comes up .. And visions of love in your reptile various provoke the captive free.

The Saudi Press Agency traveled on the coast to monitor the feelings of the visitors who gathered around these figures. The critic Dr. Youssef Al Aref spoke to her, saying that the sea is the friend of everyone who knows the meaning of beauty, loves its faces and stops in front of its secrets.

This aesthetic is said by the critic Mohammed Ali Qods that it is one of the best moments in which man finds space to look at the vocabulary of poetry, which expresses the beauty of the word and the magnificence of the landscape, explaining that no matter how deep the visitor in these meanings written by the poets on the Jeddah Corniche sculptures, Vocabulary.

The citizen Omar Al-Shihri attributed the reason for the influx of large numbers of visitors and vacationers to see these figures to the value of abras written about the beauty of Jeddah and the splendor of its attractive sea, in addition to the distinction of the place and the surrounding environment with family characteristics and family and social love to each person carries a sense of poetic and sense Deep in understanding the spirit of the word.

Al-Harbi added that he used to go to Sharm El-Abhar beach in Jeddah on a weekly basis with his family after Fajr prayer to enjoy the beauty of the Jeddah Corniche, to meet with visitors of different nationalities and cultures and to exchange greetings with them.

Al-Harbi said that sitting on the Corniche of Jeddah is the pleasure of each side, indicating that everyone find it easier to practice fishing hobby, light sea games, or spend time reading poetic poems that amazed the visitors of the Corniche with the integration of words described with the reality of the landscape.