Because It Is The Middle East Poem by Fasika Ayalew
Because It Is The Middle East
They are simply words
World peace human right
They are mere utterance
Now who spoke for them?
For the little kids cries
Who stood for their remorse?
Where are the activists
Where are the great leaders?
Still having a peace conference?
What are they discussing?
Dressed elegantly in their black suit
Do they stand for the kids under the black soot?
Ah! Human right...
Regardless of who they are…they are children
Never agreed to see this blaze of fire
Never agreed to be who they are today
When horror was all over the faces of those kids
Who cared to wipe away their endless tears?
But taken, gone by their ceaseless cries
“Children first” was simply an utterance.
You know why because it is the Middle East
Where life falls like autumn leaves.
A place where by design and default
People lives are regarded as short
And nobody cares
Because it is the Middle East
what I could say would be a mere utterance to the actual beauty of the poem. thanks for sharing.
This is a beautiful poetic analysis of the prevailing situation in today's Middle East.... This is praiseworthy - the EFFORT..... one has to start working and stop talking! Good work, well written! 10 of course!
“Children first” was simply an utterance. You know why because it is the Middle East Where life falls like autumn leaves. A place where by design and default People lives are regarded as short beautiful lines...heart felt and deeply touching.... sat
Oh this is really impressive.......... Very good questions to be asked from polititians, or from the pioneers of 'DEMOCRACY' / 'HUMAN RIGHTS. Robbers who theft African, Asian and American Continents 2-6 centuries ago, now have become Pioneers of world Democracy. Dump their excess crops into the ocean... despite of millions stay in starvation. This reality is understood by only a few.
'And nobody cares Because it is the Middle East' a very beautiful poem,10 for it.
A real cry of desperation.There is no waiting for some else to bring justice, equality and freedom if a person has the courage to bring it about starting within their own mind.Ever hear the reggae tune Promised Land? You can find it on youtube.com.Very thought provoking poem.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Dressed elegantly in their black suit Do they stand for the kids under the black soot? Ah! Human right... Regardless of who they are…they are children Never agreed to see this blaze of fire Never agreed to be who they are today this poems is our hope and a copying with a new upbraid...