Hosanna Poem by AKBAR A M
Hosanna
Rating: ★1.0
Translated by Arun T Vijayan
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At dawn's zenith,
a tender palm frond
sways to the tolling
church bells.
In Jerusalem,
olive branches flutter
over wounded children.
Where is the Messiah?
Bombs echo with
wails of sorrow.
In the streets, grief
has spread itself out,
alongside prayers.
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: branches,grief
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malayalam(indian) poem
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