Iraq War Poem by Ruby Mostazir

Iraq War

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she is just 24...
this is her age to adorn some dream
this is the age to waiting for her prince charming
who will protect her from all the crisis
who will protect her whenever she is in danger

but the reality is different
on a tiny dark tent
with rest 8 family members
she is waiting to see the next morning of her life
no future waiting in front of her
no prince charming will protect her someday
she is sweating
she is boiling
she feels suffocated to breathe
on this tiny tent
with rest 8 family members

her sky was covered with drones
she was getting crazy of bombings
she walked miles to leave her city
her loving birth place....
now she is on a camp
she is in a tiny little tent......



she never saw the terrorist
but she saw lots of bomb...
dead bodies are lying around her'
child's crying
parents praying
she saw her neighbor died in front of her eye
she don't care who will rule her country...
who will rule this world!
Shia, Sunni, Arab, Kurdi, Turki? ? ?
who cares....


she just want a life to live her own way..........

Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: war
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Akhtar Jawad 22 August 2015

A touching poem.......................................

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Khairul Ahsan 16 July 2014

'she just want a life to live her own way.......... ' - A very simple wish, but that is denied to her by the so called world champions of Democracy!

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Musfiq Us Shaleheen 13 July 2014

we know everybody who makes this chaos who makes the difference among all humans... i know one day he will be punished some how... very nicely written the reality of iraq through this awesome poetry........

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 05 July 2014

tearful, pathetic, and shame on our thought, shame on humanity......let me breathe, , let me rule my body and thought, let me survive...who knows who will rule the world I a sure....NON CAN RULE AGAINST THE WISH OF ALLAH...He give chance to angel or even satans.... very nice sis. black sun of hope

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