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ELEGY for al-Shifa Hospital

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The second deadly raid on the hospital began on March 18 and ended with the total destruction of the main Gazan hospital on April 1, 2024

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A Ceasefire Fell – like an Angel Shot from the Sky

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after the UN Security Council voted 14 to 1/ (a solitary America raising the Flag of Abstention like / a marker over a mass-grave), / voted unanimously for the much needed – if temporary – / ceasefire to the savage slaughter of the Palestinian people

in the grim ghetto of Gaza

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CURSE. In A Time of Endless War

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Curse? / A child’s tears before the blows fall / In Mariupol or Khan Younis. / These laughing soldiers with their /
teeth reeking of human flesh

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A Dictionary of (Palestinian) Silence

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We are forced to witness our “fellow humans”, as they are bombed, buried-both-alive-&-dead-under-rubble, assassinated, murdered, killed, executed, slaughtered, massacred, starved, “cleansed” ethnically and exterminated…all in the name of “security” “the right to self defense”

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HUNGER (& the HATRED)

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“There is no food to feed my children nor is there any bread… we came to the point where we are eating tree leaves we are eating the food of this donkey”

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Hind Rajab, Almost Six Years Old, Gaza, Palestine: Dead. (A Poem of Barbarism)

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“I’m so scared, please come. Come take me. Please, will you come? Hind Rajab. A Poem of Barbarism, by Séamas Carraher

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“The Bird was Crying…” An Unwritten (GAZA) Poem on an (ISRAELI) Bomb

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“…we found a bird in our home / chirping, chirping / chirping, meaning it was crying…” / Ahmad speaks, from the ruins of Nuseirat refugee camp, Gaza

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In this Place of Tragedy

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and here now, Mr Netanyahu / is the Promised Land of your Laughing Soldiers / your savage soldiers, these cowardly-killers, / whose bones are now pure poison / whose mothers will no longer recognise them

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War on Children (Gaza, Palestine)

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An old man sits at my deserted table / “how could they do this”,  he asks. / He asked the walls. / He asked the flowers that had already died / in October. A poem by séamas carraher

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One More Question for Gaza – after the decision of the International Court of Justice

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“You can’t really order Israel to do everything within its power to stop the genocide while not ordering a ceasefire… a ceasefire is what we want, we want now… and it’s the most important thing to stop the genocide”

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