A poem from Jerusalem to Beirut

Jerusalem to Beirut

Beirut

For the poem in your love

The rest of the talk
And pour roses
With the blood of the Martyrs it is irrigated
And greetings to the free from the Jerusalem of struggle
A medal on the chest studded with dignity
Sister of the soul
Oh son of struggle
Just like you.
Printed on our blood
Seal of Leadership
Just like you.
As my lap
In your Arab arms

I looked at the altar of freedomHamat
And sublime denominators and statures
And she rose on your chest
The letter has the most beautiful words
Beirut we won’t cry
You are bigger than all the tears
And the tears of the heat are suppressed by magnanimity

Beirut

Oh sad heart
Your sadness is like mine deep
But promise tomorrow
It will come from the womb of darkness
day

Follow a poem from Jerusalem to Beirut

Like pulling a sword from its sheath
Beautiful as your bright face in a rose
It will bloom on oases run
And the beacons are topped
And the days go back to their cycle
And souls return to their pride

Beirut

God is for you and the determination of the free people
And the promise of loved ones
That it does not take long for the return of the soul’

waiting

Beirut:

It is the capitaland largest city of the Republic of Lebanon . Its population exceeds two million according to 2007 statistics. It is located in the middle of the Lebanese coast east of the Mediterranean Sea. It has most of the vital facilities of trade, industry, and services. It is an ancient and ancient city, as it was mentioned in the Amarna letters , dated to the fifteenth century BC, and it has been inhabited since then.

On August 4, 2020, an explosion occurred in one of the warehouses in the port of Beirut, resulting in a number of victims and massive destruction in homes and facilities surrounding the port.

Palestinian poet and writer

Zaki Ahmed Badawi