وٍدي آحطب لك ضلوٍوٍعي وٍ آدفيـكْ

[c=#69DE87][c=1].."[/c]لآغاب [a=27][c=0]طيفگ[/c][/a][c=1]▫.. أنا[/c] [c=27]|▪ [/c]يآمنيتي[c=46]..[/c][c=1] من لي؟![/c][/c]

[c=46] [c=1] يجرحني [c=#69DE87]البرد[/c][/c] (li) ▫¦ [c=1]واتدفيني [/c][c=46]عيونگ [/c][c=27]▫ ..[/c][/c] [/left][/size]

[c=64]عسى گل عآم [c=47]{..[/c] [c=40]▪[/c] يآديرة [c=0][a=29]حبيبي [/c][/a] [c=39]▫[/c][/c]

[c=64][c=8]¦[/c][a=40][c=0]ع[/c][/a] ـليگ يصب[c=8] ..[/c] [c=12]●[/c] [c=40]هطآل[/c] السحآيب [c=13]..[/c][/c]

[c=#FF0080][c=6]بردآن[/c] [c=27]أنآ’[/c] .. ¦[c=6][a=#CCCC99]تكفى[/a][/c] .. ▫ [c=27] أبحترق[/c][c=6] ▪▫[/c] ابدفآ ..[/c]

[c=6][c=27]لعيونگ[/c] [c=#FF0080]التحنآن[/c] ▫▪ [c=20][c=38][a=#CECE9D]في عيونگ[/a][/c][/c]" المنفى[c=27]..▪[/c]|[/c]

[c=65][c=51]¦ ..[/c] بكرآ [c=51]▪[/c] بيجي "[a=#DCDCB8] [c=33]البرد[/c] [/a] [c=15]… …[/c] [c=62]وأنآ ’[/c][/c]

[c=62]أكرهـ [c=22]| ..[/c] [c=15] [c=51]تفآصيل[/c] الشتآ[/c] «[c=65] لمـآ تغيب[/c] [c=22]●[/c][/c]






[c=19]مثل [a=61][c=15]الحطب[/c][/a][c=31]¦[/c] گنت [c=6]«..[/c] آحترق [c=51]●[/c] [c=31]لآجل تدفين[/c]▫[/c]

[c=61]........ و لآمن [c=51]دفيتي[/c] [c=19]’[/c] ما نفعني [c=15]رمآدي[/c] [c=31]¦▫[/c] [c=6]..[/c][/c]

[c=66]غُربہ .. [c=15]|▪[/c] و [a=#C5C589][c=0]ثلج شعور[/a][/c] .. و [a=#A4B991][c=0]أنفآس دخان[/c][/a] □ [c=28]..[/c][/c]

[c=66][c=15]▫▫[/c] [c=28]تجتآحني[/c] ,, و [c=15]الليل[/c] [c=28]لـ[/c] الليل [c=#C5C589]يشگي[/c] [c=#A4B991].. [/c]▫}[/c]

[c=10][c=46]ودي[/c],[c=61]أحطب لگ[/c] [c=46]¦[/c][a=22]ضلوعي[/a] [c=46]▫▪[/c] و [a=24]أدفيگ[/a]’[/c]

[c=61]وألحفگ [c=46]٭[/c] [c=8]..[/c] بالرمش [c=10]}[/c] لآ صرت[c=46] ..[/c] : [c=11]بردآن[/c] ..![/c]

[c=27]آهُـ[c=61] … [c=49]يآ برْدُ[/c] [c=30]..}[/c] گمّ فيً فصِلگ[/c] ~..[c=30] أعُآني[/c] [c=28]٭[/c][/c]

[c=#AF9970][c=45]□[/c] [c=22][a=10]صبحية آلبرد[/a][/c][c=49] ▫▪[/c] شيـنہ وآنت[c=45]¦ [c=10]بـ[/c] لحآلگ[/c][c=10]..![/c][/c]

[c=#AF9970] ..| [c=10]كنّگ[/c] على گثر ▪ [c=49]..[/c] [c=45]«[/c] ناسگ [c=45]..[/c] ’ [c=22][a=10]عايش بمنفى[/a][/c] .. ▫[/

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[c=4][c=4]هـو[/c] [c=#710071]صحيح[/c] .. » [c=30]البررد[/c] ذآبحني ▪▪[/c] [c=30]٭[/c] [c=6]ولگن ..[/c] [c=30]!![/c]

[c=6]گيف[c=4] ▫ ..[/c][c=27] أحس[/c] [c=4]البرد[/c] [c=27]..؟[/c] و طيفگ[c=4] ~ [/c][c=27]لي [c=30]دفآ ¦[/c] ..[/c][/c] [/size]

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[c=#FF614A][c=31]▫[/c] ترگتني [c=31]/"[/c] لـ [a=#D1D1A5][c=#049BBB]بُرٍدُ آلطَرٍيًَقٍِ[/c][/a]¦ [c=31]…[/c] [/c]

[c=#FF614A]و [c=31]أنا [/c]على [c=10]|▪[/c] بابگ [c=31]..[/c] وتقول [c=10]▫..[/c] [c=#C0C081]وش جابگ[/c][c=31]..!![/c][/c]

[c=61]٭ [c=28]اللهم[/c] [c=31]" ..[/c] اسقنآ ~ [c=15]غيثآ مغيثآ[/c][c=28] ..▪[/c] هنيئآ مريئآ [c=15]..[/c][/c]

[c=31][c=61]نآفعـآ[/c][c=15] .. »[/c] غير ضــآر [c=61]..¦[/c] عآجلآ [c=28]●..[/c] [c=15]غير آجل[/c] (li) ..[c=28]"[/c][/c]

[c=#F7DB88][c=64]أشوفہ [c=63]~[/c] .. في[/c] الزوايآ [c=6]▪▫¦[/c] وفي الطريق[c=63] ..●[/c][/c]

[c=#F7DB88][c=6]« …[/c] في [c=2]▫▫[/c] ثنآيآ .. [c=64]برد ليلي[/c] [c=2]▪▪□[/c] و [c=6]الحريق[/c] [c=63]..|[/c][/c]

[c=61][c=31]|..[/c] خذني[c=10] ٭..[/c] [c=45]تعبت من[/c][c=31] "[/c] الولہ [c=46]● .. [/c] و البرد هدني[c=10] ¦..[/c][/c]

[c=61][c=46]لمني[/c] [c=31]▪ ..[/c] أبدفآ[c=45] … ’ [/c]من [c=10]صقيع الليل[/c] [c=31].. [/c] باحضانگ [c=46].. ▪[/c][/c]

منقوول

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تحياتى ...

استاهلكــ


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الرووعهـ مروركــ خيييتو

ماننحرمش منكــ
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&
ملوكهـ الدلووعهـ

الله يسلمكـ خيييتو

اسع ـدني حضوركــ
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وردهـ النيييل

الع ـفوو خيييتوو

اسع ـدني حضوركــ
لا حرمنـا ربي منكـ
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ندوووش

الرووعهـ طلتكـ الحلوهـ خيييتو

ولاعدمنــاكــ بينـــــــا

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That was the period of our lives when we had least contact. I wrote to Albus, describing, perhaps insensitively, the wonders of my journey, from narrow escapes from chimaeras in Greece to the experiments of the Egyptian alchemists. His letters told me little of his day-to-day life, which I guessed to be frustratingly dull for such a brilliant wizard. Immersed in my own experiences, it was with horror that I heard, toward the end of my year's travels, that another tragedy had struck the Dumbledores: the death of his sister, Ariana.Though Ariana had been in poor health for a long time, the blow, coming so soon after the loss of their mother, had a profound effect on both of her brothers. All those closest to Albus - and I count myself one of that lucky number - agree that Ariana's death, and Albus's feeling of personal responsibility for it (though, of course, he was guiltless), left their mark upon him forevermore.I returned home to find a young man who had experienced a much older person's suffering. Albus was more reserved than before, and much less light-hearted. To add to his misery, the loss of Ariana had led, not to a renewed closeness between Albus and Aberforth, but to an estrangement. (In time this would lift - in later years they reestablished, if not a close relationship, then certainly a cordial one.) However, he rarely spoke of his parents or of Ariana from then on, and his friends learned not to mention them.Harry led them all back into the kitchen where *** gold, laughing and chattering, they settled on chairs, buy cheap *** dold, sat themselves upon Aunt Petunia's gleaming work surfaces, or leaned up against her spotless appliances; Ron, long and lanky; Hermione *** gold, her bushy hair tied back in a long plait lord of the rings gold; Fred and George, grinning identically; Bill, badly scarred and long-haired; Mr. Weasley, kind-faced, balding, his spectacles a little awry; Mad-Eye, battle-worn, one-legged, his bright blue magical eye whizzing in its socket; Tonks, whose short hair was her favorite shade of bright pink; Lupin, grayer, more lined; Fleur, slender and beautiful, with her long silvery blonde hair; Kingsley, bald and broad-shouldered; Hagrid, with his wild hair and beard *** ***** ********, standing hunchbacked to avoid hitting his head on the ceiling; and Mundungus Fletcher, small, dirty, and hangdog, with his droopy beady hound's eyes and matted hair. Harry's heart seemed to expand and glow at the sight: Hefelt incredibly fond of all of them, even Mundungus *** gold, whom he had tried to strangle the last time they had met. Harry looking for *** gold at the world...Other quills will describe the triumphs of the following years. Dumbledore's innumerable contributions to the store of Wizarding knowledge, including his discovery of the twelve uses of dragon's blood, will benefit generations to come, as will the wisdom he displayed in the many judgments while Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot. They say, still, that no Wizarding duel ever matched that between Dumbledore and Grindelwald in 1945. Those who witnessed it have written of the terror and the awe they felt as they watched these two extraordinary wizards to battle. Dumbledore's triumph, and its consequences for the Wizarding world, are considered a turning point in magical history to match the introduction of the International Statute of Secrecy or the downfall of He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named.