Stop the River of Blood!
Posted: 2014/07/23 Filed under: Poetry | Tags: israel-gaza 4 CommentsPeace Poet Ada Aharoni’s latest poem is on the Israel-Gaza conflict. See also her article Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Resolution Based on Mutual Recognition of National Aspirations.
STOP THE RIVER OF BLOOD!
By Ada Aharoni
Stop the river of blood in Gaza and Sderot
Before it becomes an ocean!
These two small round ripples
In the middle of the flowing
River of blood
Are the cute smiles
Of the two one year old babies
Mona from Gaza
And Galia from Sderot –
As they smiled to their mothers
Who lovingly laid them to sleep
Last night
Before
They were shot!
Hurry, in the name of humanity
Stop the flowing river of blood
In Gaza and Sderot
With a strong dam
Of humanity
Before it becomes
An ocean of blood!
wonderful and powerful poem brought tears to my eyes. My heart of hearts cries tears of blood for all those who lost their life. The earth is soaked in the blood plese let us stop the bloodshed.
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Many thanks Dear Celine and Dear Glenn, your warm words about my peace poems as more effective and clearer “than any politician’s speeches. May they reach every heart and hand,” has made my day, and filled my heart with courage and hope.
Ada Aharoni
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Dear Ada,
Your poems are the most inspired practical nonkilling arts creations to stop killing in Israel/Palestine. Clearer than any politician’s speeches. May they reach every heart and hand.
Love,
Glenn
Glenn D. Paige
Chair, Governing Council
Center for Global Nonkilling
http://www.nonkilling.org
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Honolulu, HI 96822-5033 USA
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Tel. (+1) 808-536-7442
“Everyone can be A Center for Global Nonkilling”
“No More Killing!”
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The Group Administrator says, “Our members and messages have been consistent in their support for the message of peace and coexistence, just like the city of Haifa is a model for coexistence between Arabs and Jews.” IFLAC was established in Haifa in 1999 by researcher, poet and writer Ada Aharoni – Homepage: http://www.iflac.com/ada
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