| by NDILLE NDILLE KOGGE | |
| Published on: Sep 17, 2007 | |
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| Type: Poetry | |
| https://www.tigweb.org/express/panorama/article.html?ContentID=15931 | |
| From the cafes of Beirut The echoes of ‘82 again The haunting snares of the burning cedars of the Beka’a For nothing they cease to refrain yesterday Fatah, today Hiz’bullah From Arafat to Nas’rallah But they could not him route From Shamoutz bombs To cluster bombs Night after night, day after day Their strength never strayed. But their courage never failed The news says New and farther Kibbutz Too tasted their bombs. The gang of uniformed ‘Stern and Irgun’ Armed to the teeth Could not the poor mujahideen Beat So their frustration, Shame, fear and corruption Vented on the innocent of Beirut. They say its war I fear it’s nothing like war But the symbol of doom. All ye who time asked Were shamed by their own counsels And in their security council For an end asked Mighty Zionism Beaten at its own game Mighty America of capitalism Fallen in its own grave. The bitter taste of defeat Standing at their feet! « return. |
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