Be noble in your desertion

[Ebrahim Algobi]

Be noble in your desertion
I am very sorry for anyone who brings evil to one of them
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He passed his companions a span, recounting to people their past
who if fa
Who, if deserted, disclosed to the world some of their secrets
He who runs between people is permissible to disturb them
One of them spread bad with him
Who is nothing but a broadcaster
Kinda or even usury
Do not think I will give after that or come
One day, I believe that whoever spoke to me today will talk about me.
I loathe at the mere thought of being in the position of that person after such cordiality.
however wrong it may seem,
Who is noble in n
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Abandonment, Rafa
Show your affection and leave them without harm. Notice
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[EnclosedReviewer]

This concise and thought-provoking poem encourages nobility in the act of desertion. It conveys the idea that even when parting ways with someone, one should do so with kindness and without causing harm. The poet reflects on how people may speak negatively about others and the importance of maintaining one's dignity in such situations.