Crime Of War — POEM 𝒃𝒚 Nasser Alshaikhahmed
Crime Of War
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Crime of war deep sadness,
Anxiety and tears,
With an overburdened narrative,
And endless wars.
On the sidewalk of memories,
Wishes take a different form,
Her face looks pale and frightened,
What a curse that aborted,
Love and peace in the world!
When the night dares to deceive the light,
Motivates me to rearrange my pulse,
But my evening passes in closed rooms,
While the cracks in the walls are afraid of being assassinated by bullets.
Dose innocence survive from the sin of war, from death?
These are warplanes flying like birds swarm in the sky over us,
A fighter jet showers its shells and bombs like drops of rain over the people and over the land.
Very painful,
To find all that around you,
Lead you to despair,
And it’s a brave to die;
But it’s also sad for your soul is torturing and crying over the souls that would follow after the massacre.
I hang my hopes in the hands of the unseen,
And my tears travel to heaven.
There are rituals that I learned from my grandfather, chants and prayers.
Hoping that our souls may survive one day.
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(Self-translation from ARABIC)
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