Poetry for Palestine

To Cut My Story Short

Posted on February 12, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

Once upon a time, I lived in Paradise

Heavenly colours scattered all around

Angels prayers whispered in our hearts

Serenity cascaded as we plowed the land

Children laughter echoed in the valleys

Their rainbow dreams flew joyfully by

Figs and grapes breakfast O delight

Pearls of pomegranates, dessert at twilight

Up above the branch of a purple mulberry

Apricot and almonds we cracked all day

Building tiny homes of twigs and stones

In the shade of a jasmine tree

Poppies adorned the carpet, as we slid down

rolling with laughter over the hills of Palestine

Then, once upon a frightful night

Hordes of evil pushed their way in

In their armors and their arms

Smashing and bashing all the way through

Wrecking mad fury upon a land that’s holy

Havoc and mayhem, death and pain

Evil took over upon their reign

Natives in dungeons driven insane

Curios I was

I wanted to know

Who did this to my holy land

And why

Years passed by, my questions grew

A scratch to the surface, faces of evil I saw

The more I scratch, the more gruesome surreality has become

Lo and behold, upon one “ordinary” day

Sheer “coincidence” gives me a blow

A word so weird I stumbled upon

A key to a world, dark as Gehenna

“Neshamah” was the word

Meaning “divine Jewish soul”

A door opens before my dazed eyes

Curious, I look in

A worm in a can, I find, wiggling all alone

Another door opens

Curious, I look in

A can of worms oozing everywhere

Another door opens

Curious, I look in

A nest of wasps buzzing, whizzing and they sure do sting

Another door opens

Curious, I look in

A den of snakes hissing, seething and frothing blaze

Another door opens

Curious, I look in

A hellhole of demons with babies in their mouths

Grotesque figures dancing with skulls

On the alter of Lucifer bowing down

Is that a horror movie

Or a mere nightmare

O dear God, I dare to ask

My shaky voice trembles

Wake up… wake up, I frantically scream

Wake me up, dear God

This is not but a dream

Open my eyes dear God

Show me the way

Take my hand dear God

Help me go home

The darkest of worlds, now I’ve seen

Tell me, dear God, what should I do

My prayers, you’ve heard, since I learned to talk

You know me better than I know my own

A fighter for Humanity, my heart in Your Hand

Truth, Justice and Peace,

Beauty, Love and Harmony

On the side of goodness all I want to be

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Palestine, Where to?

Posted on February 3, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

After the exposure of the utter hypocrisy of “israel wants peace” mantra, and with the failure of the “two states solution”, more and more people are coming to understand the true nature of the beast.

It is clear now the real obstacle for peace is the IDEOLOGICAL SUPREMACIST component in that artificial society, which would make the “one state solution” yet a bigger form of deception

Thus an exponentially growing number of activists finally coming to realize that Liberation is the only realistic and just course of action, which makes it the more urgent and important for us to focus on the most important issue before any other, namely the inevitability of the LIBERATION of Palestine.

At this stage of awareness, activists who have witnessed the decades of deception, and its affect on prolonging Palestinian suffering should make the FULL LIBERATION of Palestine their number one aim, to put it back on the table and to sow the seeds of acceptance for this incontrovertible lawful aim in the Western and global mind.

Full sovereignty of the Palestinian people over all of their homeland Palestine, is an inalienable and universal Right. It is my duty as a Palestinian, and the duty of every sincere supporter of Palestine to participate in the restoration and implementation of that Right.

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On Peace, Violence and Forgiveness

Posted on January 25, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

In cases of glaring injustice, where there is a CRIMINAL and a VICTIM one has to be careful not to equate the violence of AGGRESSION and CRIMES to the REACTION of the victim who only seeks to SAVE his/her life

It is a far cry from justice to blame and condemn both sides equally; i.e they equate the immoral actions of the criminal with the understandable reactions of the victim

Equating the instinctive response of the oppressed -who have been massacred, humiliated and dehumanized day in and day out for generations, with the aggressive and brutal acts of the oppressor is a severe deviation from justice

Morally speaking: how -for the love of God- could we condemn those who are being slaughtered when they try to push their butchers away?

Don’t we know

A man with a knife

Against his throat

Has the right to push His butcher Away

Some times the only way to sincerely help a criminal is by stopping him/ her from committing more crimes.

There is nothing more helpful or supportive to the tyrant criminals than teaching the man who has been constantly crushed and incessantly raped, victimized and butchered not to defend himself

We can not possibly equate the violent assault of oppressor with the self-protection of oppressed

The ACTION of AGGRESSION and OPPRESSION is NOT the same as the REACTION of SELF-PRESERVATION

Don’t you think that God would look with empathy, understanding, tenderness, love, forgiveness and compassion at those who are severely abused, brutalized, oppressed exploited and browbeaten, so much so that they are forced to react

“Beware of the plea of the oppressed, for he asks God most High only for his due, and God does not keep one who has a right from receiving what is due.” A saying of Muhammed peace be upon him

Our disapproval, teachings and condemnation must be directed and focused on those who initiate aggression, oppress nations, and commit genocide.

The permission to defend oneself (but NEVER to initiate aggression) is given to those who suffer the risk of annihilation and extermination by the One who created them

Who are we to deny those burning under tonnes of blazing missiles, that basic human right?

Who are we to judge their re-actions or intentions, as they tremble under the explosions of bombs?

Who are we to moralise with them as they pick up the limbs of their babies and loved ones?

“To those against whom war is made, permission is given (to fight back), because they are wronged; and verily, God is most powerful for their aid; (22:39-40)

When only the meek, good and vulnerable are taught to forgive, to be peaceful and to turn the other cheek, while completely ignoring to teach or coerce the bully and powerful to cease his aggression and to seek forgiveness, the scale of justice in a society would fall heavily on one side, no doubt favouring the aggressor and the powerful, thus creating total imbalance which inevitably means perpetual loss of peace and harmony.

Talking to the abused about forgiveness before protecting his life and rights, and while he is still under the boot of the abuser is nothing but complicity in the crime.

After stopping the criminal from committing more crimes, then and only then may the abused feel liberated and free to explore the avenues of forgiveness.

Defending and protecting the weak, meek, oppressed and abused by stopping the aggressors from his aggression is the foundation to creating a peaceful and harmonious society.

Justice ====> peace ===> forgiveness

“When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either cease being mistaken, or cease being honest.”

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Thorns?

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

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I am Sorry, I Let you Down

Posted on January 4, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

Infused with hope

Bubbling with joy of being alive

Her world, a fairyland

Her dreams, magnanimous

Her trust knows no boundaries

Her life, a rainbow of many many colours

Her love encompassed the universe

I promised her by the time she is an adult

Wars would be abolished

Borders would be deleted

Poverty would be a myth to ponder upon

Cruelty would be a poignant chapter in human history

Hate would be a thing of the past

I told her, evil would be gone with no return

Earth would rejoice in lush compassion

I told her passion would bloom in every heart

Man would love and give without constraint

I told her she would help make it so

I thought I knew, little did I know!

I lied

Now, I stand before her in humble silence

Head bowed down with guilt and shame

How can I explain?

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Change

Posted on January 2, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

Change is one of the fundamental laws of universe

No change means stagnation, means no movement, means no space no time no existence, means ∅

The best evolved are those who are able to adapt to new circumstances, namely CHANGE

Like everything in the universe from the micro to the macro, every thing moves in orbits within orbits within orbits… such is a spiral… Thus our souls… Upwards back towards the Source ❤️

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Join In

Posted on January 1, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

🌿🌺🌿 🌺🌿 🌺🌿🌺 🌿🌺 🌿 🌺🌿

Can you see their souls dancing

Can you hear their supplication

Can you feel their hearts melting

As they praise the One Sublime

Can you hear your heart humming

Can you see your soul swaying

Can you feel your stunned adoration

Would you now pray with them

It was a perfect sunny day, blue sky, absolutely still, on top of the Great Orme in LLandudno, I remember watching a flock of birds flying and swaying in the distance, I was captivated by this mystical, beautiful most harmonious dance.

Their melodic prayer struck deep my soul. In baffled ecstasy I began praying with them, I hear you song, I hear your prayer, your God and mine is One, I saidTheir mesmerising dance persisted along with mine for a long while, flying high and low, stretching miles away then drawing back near, with my heart swaying in elation and supplicationThen suddenly, and as I was still praying with them and telling them how grateful I am for this joyful prayer, they started landing and before I knew it they encircled me all around

Stunned I wept of joy ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

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Supremacists For “Equal Rights” ?!

Posted on January 1, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

This is some excerpts from an article by Lynda Burstein Brayer a Jewish “israeli” lawyer who has represented Palestinians in the Israeli courts. This article exposes the most sinister side of the Jewish state, a side so dark and so well hidden from the eyes of the world which if known and understood people would realise that promoting “coexistence” between Jews and Palestinians and luring Palestinians with an alleged “solution” of “one democratic state” with “equal rights for all” is not only promoting an impossible illusion but it is actually an act of betrayal of the oppressed of the highest order.

This article exposes the IDEOLOGICAL SUPREMACY on which the separatist Jewish state is founded

Quote:
“The late Professor of Biblical studies at the Hebrew University, Shemaryahu Talmon, explained in a lecture to Catholic Christian Zionists, that the basic value of Judaism is the principle of separation. He illustrated his point with the binary opposites of sacred and profane, holy and unholy, Shabbat and non-Shabbat or weekdays, and, of course, kashrut, the laws governing pure and impure food and clothing. All of these pairs are exemplars of the underlying opposition of purity and impurity with purity being the ideal state.

At that meeting He did not however explicate in detail the source and full effects no doubt in deference to his audience. He left out the most significant binary opposition of Rabbinical Judaism: the Jew/Gentile or Jewish/goy opposition, the consequences of which have always been, and remain, central to Jewish life. Talmon did not explain that the principle of separation derives from kadosh – which is translated as holy, but its literal meaning is “set aside” or “separate from”. The separation that both exists and is demanded for Jews is the separation from the “impure”. God is kadosh and His people must be kadosh too. This is the significance of “chosenness” – chosen by God to have the existential quality of purity. The Jew is pure because he possesses a soul – – nefesh in Hebrew.

The purpose of all Jewish ritual is to sustain the state of purity of the Jew. Jews are commanded to do all in their power to avoid being contaminated by what is considered impure. In contrast to Jews, goys or goyim, the latter having the same dictionary meaning as gentium, people, fall into the category of the impure because they are not born with souls and are therefore, existentially separated from God without any possibility of “closing the gap”.

Hence in the Jewish lexicon the term goy has a pejorative meaning while gentium does not. This is the fundamental reason that the Jew is not required to the treat the goy as an equal because, according to Judaism, he is not equal. In fact, the goy is considered as cattle because cattle do not have souls. The goy is therefore not fully human. In this essay I shall only use the term goy for this reason.

This existential distinction between the Jew and the goy is reflected in the absence of a Jewish universal moral code, an absence which is not found within either Christianity or Islam. Judaism’s moral code is characterized by its particularity: it only binds Jews vis-à-vis Jews, not Jews vis-à-vis goys. The most outstanding exemplar of this system is that a Jew is not bound to save the life of a goy if saving the life requires the use of electricity or travelling in a motor vehicle, such as an ambulance, because such activities are forbidden on the Sabbath as they are considered forms or work, and a Jew may not work on the Sabbath. a Jew may do so for another Jew according to the law known as pikuah nefesh which translates as saving a soul.

A Jew not only may break the Sabbath to save a Jewish soul, he is obligated to do so. Pikuah may be translated as to take care of and to oversee, and nefesh means soul: because goys do not have souls, pikuah nefesh cannot be applied. In addition, another exceptional phenomena of the Jewish moral code is that it does also not make truth binding upon the Jew with respect to the goy. There are only two instances where it is recommended that a Jew ought to tell the truth to a goy: when there is a danger to his life, or if it is in the interests of the Jew or the Jewish community.”

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Cherish Her

Posted on January 1, 2019 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

A sister, someone you grew up with

When life was a rainbow and all you did was play

A confidant you share memories with

No one else knows but you and her

Your guardian angel when life treats you bad

A shoulder you lean upon when wounds open raw

Your conscience if temptations overtake

A heart that beats for you when you drop low

A mirror of truth reflecting your flaws

An ever extending arm to hold when you fall

A hand to wipe your tears when no one else sees

24-7 standby, looking out for you

A soulmate you cherish and adore

As you journey through to world unseen

O sweet sisters

I love you so

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O You Little Ones, For You I Grieve

Posted on December 31, 2018 by Nahida Exiled Palestinian

For Alisa and Gabriel, and for every child that lost their precious life, or ever suffered abuse, satanic ritual abuse, or cruelty in any shape or form

For every child that was let down by our ignorance, apathy, or lack of action

I stand before you hanging my head in shame for my inability to help in saving you from the evil that befell upon you

All I can tell you is that I grieve for you every moment of my existence. With every grain of my being I reject the evil that is harming you, and I pray to be able to take part (no matter how small) and to help putting an end to it all.

Who made the children cry

Who tried to steal their souls

Who screamed horror in their innocent ears

Who spewed terror in adrenaline-filled hearts

Who chased them up in bushy jungles when all was dark

Who hunted them down like pheasants or sparrows

Who chained them below in creepy dungeons

Who torn tiny fearful bodies apart

Who left them shaking in their beds at night

Wet pillows, trembling limbs, frozen sights

Glazed looks, depleted senses, numbed emotions

Praying never to rise up, or see daylight

Eyes tightly shut to fend off endless nightmares

From which there’s no waking up or running away

Who are the devils in human form

Walking grey corpses, deadly dead eyes,

Souls sold to Lucifer for money, power or fame

To them I say I loath you

I cast you away with all my passion

May you reap what you have sown

You worked for Hell with vigor

You earned it well as eternal home

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