Your world in ruin, also your home,
helplessly suffering bitter misfortune,
bleeding Gaza must be where you roam
imagine your wailing unheard importune.
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Keep writing like this; content with thoughtful content
I thank you as I will to do so.
How sad but touching. Thank you for addressing such a sombering issue.
It is the duty of all citizens of humanity, regardless of race or religion. You are welcome.
Very true!
HOW POIGNANT AT THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
Indeed.
Oh! Thank you.
No, I must thank you for reading these words.
You may like reading this humble text. Thank you.
http://caramelcaramelo.wordpress.com/2014/08/03/who-is-listening/
I did enjoy reading your article, I’m listening, I’m watching and someday, I do not know when for sure, we will make a difference, we will bathe no longer our children with blood, but someday soon I hope with Eden’s love.
Thank you.
hey! so, thank you for the support and for bothering to read my stuff I’ll definitly check yours out and for the little I’ve seen you seem to be a pretty good writter, and it’s always good to be able to get to read new stuff, from different people from all over… so keep on writting!
You are welcome Miss Caroline, and rest assured that I shall indeed continue to do so.
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So sad how many innocent people are dying
Tragic it is.
This is a stunning poem. I feel this one and send a prayer up and over to Gaza, hoping it will be heard…
If only words and prayers could have their way for once. I thank you for your sympathy nonetheless.
I know what you mean… words are seldom enough to create full healing, but I do not think healing words and good thoughts are without their power in the Grand Scheme of things.
Perhaps there is darkness we all must pass through before we appreciate the light so much as to never want to live without it?
Well put, and I agree.
Very poignant poem. When will the misery end? Thanks for liking my blog.
A question I have no answer to.
powerful.
I am glad you think so.
alright, great poem. as you said humanity—it must be heard. if you don’t mind i would like to feature this work on my Poetry Corner. I will reblogged this so others can see it and also visit your site. Please keep this up; love social conscientious writing–especially in poetry form.
I thank you very much for your kind words and support. You are welcome to use this piece for reblogging purposes my friend.
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Greetings everyone and welcome to another segment of Friday Night Poetry Corner #42. Yes, yes this is the second week in a row that I am a day late and a dollar short..
Well a quick note; Me along with a couple of my friends went to the Baltimore Comic Con this year. Extremely enjoyable—No I did not dress up. One day, yeah one day.
Now back to the Corner. Tonight I am featuring a socially thought-provoking work by Osama Iftikhar called “Akaasi 13: Cries of Gaza.” This poem in its greatness had a raw emotion to it that regardless of your philosopher leanings; it will affect your human side or at least cause you to ponder on certain things. Visit his page when you get a chance as well. Thank you for supporting and keep writing, thinking, believing in you because who else will do so in a passionate manner.