the tears he choked on, as he explained to the world
his weapons were nothing more, than some pittyful rocks
some the size of pebbels, that I used to search for
only to watch them bounce off the pond, as the geese flew off.
But his rocks, meant something more
a cry for freedom, for a land that was no more
Bounded in a hell hole, he now calls home
he chucked the rocks with all his might
against the fired bullets, that now decorate the city walls.
For every broken window, there lays a broken heart
of a widowed mother, crying from afar
watching the bullets bury in his trembling heart
a cry for freedom, as the palestinian youth falls.
"all we had were stones against your nuclear weapons and guns"
~dying youth
A cry for peace will never be enough, lets break these molds and unify as one
before the world trembles and falls.
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Hello MSME Just a couple of typos: pittyful > pitiful pebbels > pebbles he chucked ] I'm not sure about 'chucked' - it's usually a 'weak' kind of throwing against the fired bullets ] maybe 'spent bullets'? there lays > there lies lets > let's See you, MrP
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