المبحث السابع: الطفولة والأحلام
قصيدة (ذکريات الطفولة) لنازک الملائكة([1])
لم یزل مجلسي علی تلّي الرَم
ليَّ یصغي إلی أناشید أمسي
لم أزل طفلۃً سوی أنني قد
زِدت جھلاً بکنہِ عمري ونفسي
لیتني لم أزل کما کنتُ قلباً
لیس فیہ إلا السّنا([2]) والنقاء([3])
کلّ یومِ أبني حیاتي أحلا
ماً وأنسیٰ إذا تأتي المساءُ
في ظلالِ النخیل أبني قلاعاً
وقصوراً مشیدۃً في الرّمالِ
أسفاً یا حیاۃُ أین رمالي
وقصوريّ؟ وکیف ضاعتُ ظلالِي؟
إیہِ تلّ الرمالِ ماذا تری أب
قیتَ لي من مدینۃِ الأحلام؟
أین أبراجُھا العلیا ھل تا
ھتُ وراء الزمان في أوھامي؟
ذھب الأمس لم أعد طفلۃً تر
قُب عشّ العصفور کلّ صباح
لم أعُد أبصر الحیاۃ کما کا
نت رحیقاً یذوب في أقداحي
لم أعُدّ في الشتاء أرنو الی الأم
طار من مھدي الجمیل الصغیر
لم أعد أعشقُ الحمامۃ ان غنَّ
ت وألھو علی ضِفافِ الغدیر
کم زھورٍ جمعتُھا وعطورٍ
سرقتھا الحیاۃُ لم تُبق شیًّا
کم تعالیل صغتھا بدّدتھا
وتبقّی تذکارُھا في یدیّا
کنت عرشي بالأمس یاتلّي الرّم
ل والآن لم تعُد غیر تلّ
کان شدوُ الطیور رجع أناشی
دي وکان النعیمُ یتبعُ ظلّي
کان ھذا الوجود مملکتي الکُبُ
ریٰ فیا لیتھا تعودُ إلیّا
لیت تلّ الرمالِ یسترجع الأس
رارَ والشِعرَ والجمال الطریَّا
لم أعد أستطیع أن أحکم الزھ
ر وأرْعی النجوم في کلّ لیل
ھل...
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This dissertation consists of two parts, Part A and Part B. Part A describes the phytochemical investigations of Berberis jaeschkeana Schneid var. jaeschkeana and Berberis glaucocarpa Stapf (Berberidaceae). A total of twenty two compounds (111-132) were isolated from the two plant species. These include four new compounds namely; 10-hydroxy chondrofoline (111), 8,12,12a-trihydroxy-11,13a-berberin-dione (112) 10-methoxy chondrofoline (113) and docosyl-2-hydroxytetracosanoate (114) and eighteen new source compounds from these plant species. The new source compounds are: berberine (115), palmatine (116), columbamine (117), pseudoberberine (118), gallic acid (119), β-sitosterol (120), 8-hydroxy-7,8- dihydroberberine (121), docosanoic acid (122), methyl gallate (123), oxyacanthine (124), jatrorrhizine (125), 8-oxoberberine (126), β-sitosterol glucoside (127), 8-trichloromethyldihydroberberine (128), pseudopalmatine (129), syringic acid (130), syringaresinol (131) and stigmasterol (132).The structure of all the isolated compounds were determined by various spectroscopic techniques like 1 HNMR, 13 CNMR, HMBC, HSQC, NOESY, COSY, DEPT, EIMS, ESIMS and HRESIMS. The structures of the new source compounds were confirmed by comparing their spectral data with the literature. Part B deal with the biological activities of crude extracts, fractions and compounds. Most of the compounds and fractions were evaluated for their anti-microbial, anti- trypanosomal, anti-fungal and anti-diabetic properties. Anti-microbial properties of fractions and compounds were determined using Alamar blue TM 96-well plate and agar xiv well diffusion method. Anti-fungal properties were evaluated using the tube dilution method. The anti-diabetic properties of fraction and compounds were evaluated by Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase 1B (PTP1B) enzyme method. Berberine (115), 8-trichloromethyldihydroberberine (128), jatrorrhizine (125), columbamine (117), and syringaresinol (131) and the fractions from which these compounds were isolated showed good anti-microbial properties. Similarly berberine (115), berberine chloroform (128), 8- oxoberberine (126), 10-hydroxy chondrofoline (111), syringaresinol (131) and their fractions showed good anti-trypanosomal properties. Most of the isolated compounds and fractions were also tested for their anti-fungal and anti-diabetic properties but none of them displayed significant anti-fungal or anti-diabetic properties. Some of them were moderately active.