by Jonathan Azaziah
Where am I? Is this really my home?
Am I a human or a number in a military zone?
Standing upon my parents’ graves…
Like my land, my heart is occupied by savage rage…
I lay not roses that grow from the Prophets’ perspiration…
But tears of blood from my murdered nation…
I look for a sign but the language is foreign…
Everything is alien, it’s like even the worms strangle the corpses…
I lived there my whole life, now I bathe in the rubble…
The soldiers are wild dogs, some are so defeated they pray they are muzzled…
I hate them so, I pray they are pummeled…
My heart never breaks, it burns eternally with the flame of the struggle…
They tell me to breathe, I ask them, ‘how?’
When the white phosphorus has left my lungs shattered so I’m gasping loud…
I see the devils’ tanks, wondering if infinity is where the oblivion drags…
My heart never breaks, it is forever draped in the Palestinian flag…
Did you think we’d stop living when you devastated our homes with the noxious bombs?
Did you think we’d stop praying because you don’t allow us in The Dome Of The Rock, you’re wrong…
My ears hurt, from settlements is where that awful music stems…
I feel dirtier when I wash, because I know my water is first used by them…
My mind cries, it’s an overload…
If the olive oil from our broken groves was blood, the world’s oceans would have overflowed…
Checkpoint insanity, they shoot my face if I question…
Even when I eat I can't escape the aggression…
Because the lemons are rotten, it’s the taste of oppression…
Watching our every move, I think your eye in the sky is a fraud…
The only One that watches everything is The Most Glorious, The Highest, ALLAH…
My heart never breaks, it is armored by the iron of God…
I will not swear allegiance to you, I will not accept disgrace and misery…
You can break my bones, but you can never break my dignity…
We are lions, we roar with our might and our honor…
We are eagles, and no F-16 can block the flight of a martyr…
Your bullets can pierce flesh to kill us with your spite…
But your bullets cannot pierce our willingness to fight…
Standing upon my parents’ graves, wondering when slumber will come to me with its wonderful bliss…
I am Palestinian, therefore Israel doesn’t exist…
You can blockade, occupy, and genocide me, it will be all in vain…
I am steadfast, and I will struggle on through this horrid pain…
Justice and freedom are heavenly you see…
I will never break, because Palestine is everything to me…
My eyes stop hurting, the end of the tears is close…
A people with dignity is what the occupier fears the most…
My heart never breaks, our love will forever fly…
We are Palestinian, and our Spirit will never die…
~ The End ~
Dear Jonathan Azaziah
ReplyDeleteYour blog is an amazing abode of truth, a spring of fresh pure water and a dazzling ray of sunshine
THANK YOU
http://nahidaexiledpalestinian.wordpress.com/2006/07/03/i-believe-in-miracles/
I Believe in Miracles
You can break my bones
My free spirit is invincible
You can cause me the loss of sight
The light of my insight
You’ll never take away
In the shadows of darkness
Lies the corpse of your might
You can destroy my house
The windows of my hope,
You cannot break
The pillars of my faith
You can never shake
You can threaten me
With weapons of death
And mass destruction
Implanting fear in my heart
You cannot achieve
Nor can you cut off
My divine connection
With a missile
You can tear my body apart
My soul however
Is out of your reach
And is forever intact
You claimed victory in six days!
Victorious are those
With a dignified gaze
Facing tanks with tender flesh
And only with stones,
The F16 fighter blaze
You can never defeat my will to be
Because my power that you cannot explain
Grows from within the roots of my pain
You depend on the United States
For wealth and war supply
My infinite strength stems from
My creator, the One most high
I can show you the way
To victory, Just say:
“ In the name of God
Most gracious, Most merciful
The loving, the Just
The source of peace and light”
Strip away your greed and lust
You’ll be surprised!
Enjoy the transformation
Of your soul and heart
Examine your deeds and
Put your life to the test
Can you see what wrongs you’ve sown?
Were you planting roses
Or were you planting thorns?
Listen to your heart
The true story you shall hear
Let your soul vision be your guide
The picture will be ever so clear
A few words are all you need to say:
“Forgive me God”
And all your sins will be washed away
“I’m sorry Palestine”
For all the pain I caused you
“I’m sorry children of Palestine
For being so cruel
Digging your graves
I’m not your superior
You are not my slaves”
Heaven will be yours
And on Earth will be peace
When you begin to care
In my heart you’ll find a place
And my land we can share
I believe in miracles
And that day I shall see
Because God is only just
God is only fair
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Two Powerful and Empowering poems!
ReplyDeleteDear Jonathan Azaziah
Your blog is great. Your investigative research backed up with hard facts and common sense assertions expose the deceptions, falseflags, lies and deceit that the World Criminal Zionist Cabal uses to control us. Your 'no bullshit' deconstruction of the Zonist myths are invaluable as insight, knowledge, intellectual honesty and truth are rare in today's Zionist World Order. Keep up the good work. May the Mask of Zion crumble as fast as the WTC. God bless you.
Elvis,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your praise and your sincerity brother, I appreciate it greatly.
The 'no bullshit' approach is what works best in my opinion. People have been lied to for so very long, that they're tired of digging and sifting through the hundreds and hundreds of journalists who turn out to be nothing more than gatekeepers for international Zionism and its criminal network.
They want the truth: raw, uncut, pure, unadulterated. And that is the purpose of this website. To give the people a dose of reality devoid of any kind of media spin, whether it's from the Zionist-owned mainstream, or the Zionist-infiltrated 'alternative' stream.
"May the Mask of Zion crumble as fast as the WTC." Insha'ALLAH brother Elvis, I pray for the same.
Wa ALLAH ysalmak (And God bless you.) Thank you again for reading.
In solidarity,
~ Jonathan Azaziah
Salaam ailkikum, Jonathan,
ReplyDeleteBoth poems amazing, the visuals and the spirit are amazing. As I read I am listening to you speaking with Mark Glenn on your interview/discussion last week.
My eyes are now opened about Kashmir and Pakistan and India. I, too, have been watching with unease as that situation develops and your insight put things into place.
I am adding your blog to my bulging blog roll. And thank you for the copyleft of your work! I will be posting much of it, along with links and accreditation of course.
Sorry Elvis but you will see Jonathan's material twice now! (a good thing)
Wa alaikoum el salaam wa rahmatullah sister,
ReplyDeleteJazaki ALLAH khair for all of your appreciation and your kindness Noor, and I'm glad to know that your eyes are opened on Kashmir.
It's an occupation that has quite literally been forgotten by the world and it is our duty to bring it into the direct line of sight when discussing crimes committed against our brothers and sisters worldwide.
I have two articles dealing directly with Kashmir; if you're looking to know the full scope on the Hindutvadi-Zionist collaboration, I would suggest giving them both a read.
No need to thank me sister... thank you so very much for spreading the information. Truth is what unites all of us and advances our struggle.
In solidarity,
~ Ziah
Those are a couple outrageously awesome poems, thank you for sharing :) don't tell me it didn't break your heart; it is just that God, put it back together for you :)
ReplyDeletePeace and blessing are a good start, yet they are best said with the heart :)
ReplyDeleteMay ALLAH, Subhanahu wa Ta'ALLAH, shower blessings upon you, and guide you in your quest for destiny, and peace, brother Ziah :)