In the late nineteenth century, this language's modern poetic rebirth was led by the author of The Forest of Truth and another man known as this language's "prince of poets".
An author who writes in this language called the Brooklyn Bridge a link between Walt Whitman and Wall Street, "the leaf of grass [and] the dollar leaf", in the poem "A Grave for New York". In the late nineteenth century, this language's modern poetic rebirth was led by the author of The Forest of Truth and another man known as this language's "prince of poets". The Static and the Dynamic is a study of this language by a poet who wrote a collection titled for the "Songs of (*) Mihyar". The Nahda movement was a poetic reawakening in this language, which was used to write a 1964 poem that repeats the line "I have eight children". That poem in this language, which begins with the exclamation to "write down!", describes the "number 50,000" written on the title "Identity Card". For 10 points, name this language used by the poets Adunis and Mahmoud Darwish, who were born in Syria and Palestine, respectively.
An author who writes in this language called the Brooklyn Bridge a link between Walt Whitman and Wall Street, "the leaf of grass [and] the dollar leaf", in the poem "A Grave for New York".
Arabic [or al-arabiyyah or arabi] &lt;Hart&gt;