Poem:
Returnees Returning
We’re coming back.
The borders will not be castles and fortresses
Scream Oh displaced people
We’re coming back.
Returning home to the plains to the mountains
Under the flags of pottery, jihad and struggle
With blood, redemption, brotherhood and loyalty
We’re coming back.
We are coming back Oh God we are coming back Oh plateaus
Boyhood returnees for young people
For jihad in Najad and harvest in the country
We’re coming back.
The poet in brief:
A Palestinian poet born in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City, he is one of the poets of the fifties who were called the poets of the Nakba or the poets of return.
His poetry is characterized by the spirit of rebellion and revolution and is one of the most Palestinian poets using the vocabulary of return, The Palestinian poet Izz al-Din al-Manasra called him the poet of Resolution 194. In his poetry, he expressed the tragedy of the Palestinians who were displaced from their land and homes, and described their torment and the feelings of loss and alienation they experienced over the years, he issued more than 16 books, including (The Return of Strangers) (Gaza in the Line of Fire) (The Stone Revolution).
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The aim of the poem:
The poet’s affirmation of his love for his homeland, his passion and his nostalgia to return to it.
Vocabulary of the poem:
In this poem, the poet emphasizes the right to return to his homeland, from which he was expelled, neither borders nor castles will prevent him from returning and returning to his homeland, and will not stand in the way of his determination, determination and attachment to his homeland. He asks the displaced to shout loudly demanding to return to their homeland and says that he will return to the homes, plains and mountains in his homeland andThe return will be with redemption and jihad and he will return to the plains, plateaus, boyhood days, youth, resistance and everything in his homeland.
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