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Buy Klonopin Online Without A Prescription Once upon a time, here was a mother, a child, and there was a green green Palestine, recites Iqbal Tamimi.

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http://citydebate.com/2018/09/22 A Palestinian mother hugging her murdered child

Once upon a time

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And neighbours used to love each other

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No dime bombs were born yet

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https://wanderingfoodie.com/me/ Only rain landed gently from the sky

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Roars of laughter only stirred the silence

We used to hear the heart beat of our land

https://warehousinglogisticsinternational.com/about/ Hug its mud

Feeling blessed

https://pentadassoc.com/why-pentad/ To see the stars blossom on its sand

Watch oranges bathe under the sun

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On the chest of the dawn

The hills

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Whenever the sun took off its heat

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https://reservarvuelos.com/espanol/ Nothing blocked our way

https://pentadassoc.com/news-events/ We could have made our beds on the clouds

We could have painted a rainbow on the shoulders of the night

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Walked without turning around in fear

https://blanchardcollective.com/?p=rn1yt3i We used to sleep… deep

No one broke our door with the heal of his gun

We had plenty to feed the spring

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We have finished counting our dead

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We talked about education…,

Building an extra room

And wedding parties in the summer

Our dreams are not so many any more

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https://arjunbasu.com/archives/t-5575 Once upon a time

Mothers used to tell stories to children

Who do wake up from their deep sleep

Mothers did not have to talk

To shadows,

To piles of stones,

Or stains of blood on half standing walls

Once upon a time

There was a mother, a child, and

There was a green green Palestine.

 

Iqbal Tamimi is a Palestinian journalist and poet from Hebron. She is the creator of the vibrant activists’ network Palestinian Mothers.

 

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