Granada poem The coming dawn
For the poet / Aidh Abdul Latif Al-Rabi
Welcome to the pride we make it
In a kindergarten we celebrate with prayer
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We will remove a usurped enemy
From my land my sleep has disappeared
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The invader has killed our magnificence
We sacrificed the bowl for food
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My enemy has come embezzled
So he occupied the land and my goods
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In my Jerusalem he robbed our sovereignty
He besieged Indigo and Frati
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Killing Looting Hunger Drought
The bloodiest children with my balconies
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The story is told by a narrative
From the beginning of calamities
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A beginner tell me about injustice
How did it start and what will happen
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To be a helper for the generation
To restore glory and gardens
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In the fifteenth Granada
Lost and Stole the lapses
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In the sixteenth he knits it
In a century of darkness
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In the seventeenth and maliciously
He founded an alliance for calamities
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He spent a slag poison
He broadcasts it all the time
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In the eighteenth he destroyed it
So he took away the spring and my gulfs
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Occupy North and South
East West He plundered my life.
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In the nineteenth scattered
And cut the heart and my exhalations
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In twenty he came crawling
Jerusalem raped and my flowers
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Treachery came with Sykes-Picot
National Department of Mini-States
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And by the power of God in the current
We will remove the darkness of tragedy
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O nation of a billion and a half
I won’t scream, my dawn is coming
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And I will make a bridge out of my body
I will return Jerusalem with my prayers
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I will not be intimidated by the cunning of an enemy
The earth shook with my blows
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In the second quarter of a century
We will build what ruined the family
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And generations will come
And you will really remember my time
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Now, now, whatever my people are.
Let’s reunite and disperse
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Let’s probe and teach
A generation in all fields
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And we will build a capable generation
To lead all the rudders
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We will live in an age to come
A Jerusalem topped with prestige
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And my pulse will get louder and my ears
In Al-Aqsa raise my flags
Granada poem The coming dawn
About Granada:
It is the capital of the province of Granada of the province of Andalusia, It is home to one of the most important Islamic monuments. In the past, it was the capital of government in the era of the Taifa kings of Bani Ziri in the 11th century AD, It is the capital of the Kingdom of Granada, which was ruled by the Banu Nasr between the 13th and 15th centuries. It is the most important tourist city in Spain, and its most important monuments are classified on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
