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Gaza Vs Gaza From the Air

One has vision the masses see the other in his armchair no phd he could use some glasses no one cares about the ostrich head in desert sands attacks is really the repetition of history attacks is really the depletion of humanity attacks is really crimes despicable crimes attacks is really torrents of evil pretending to shine attacks is really The end of time

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Anika Farjana

Date: 9/27/2024 11:19:00 AM

Your poem really showed the pains of the people suffering in gaza. Everyday they are trying hard to survive. I hope oneday the wicked would be punished and Palestine would be free from all the cruelty.

Abdullah Alhemaidy

Date: 4/6/2024 12:55:00 AM

Great and favorite!

Bill Baker

Date: 2/26/2024 10:47:00 PM

Very creative poetry, Ayaha. It is also very timely and logical, my friend. Have a pleasant week! Bill

Aysha Nuwas
Date: 4/6/2024 12:20:00 AM

Sorry to be so late, I am not here often, thank you.

Sotto Poet

Date: 2/26/2024 6:17:00 AM

Aysha, your work is truly breathtaking and serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of maintaining balance in all aspects of life. The current events unfolding are a tragic chapter in history, showcasing the destructive nature of sibling rivalry. As the common ancestor of both sides, Abraham would undoubtedly be disheartened by the turmoil and conflict that has ensued.

Aysha Nuwas
Date: 4/6/2024 12:22:00 AM

Thank you deeply for your thoughtful and heartfelt words. Your recognition of the balance in my work and its reflection on life's intricacies means the world to me. Your insight resonates deeply with me, and I'm truly grateful for your appreciation of my work. Let us continue to reflect on these themes and strive for harmony in our interactions and endeavors. With heartfelt gratitude, Aysha

Duke Beaufort

Date: 2/26/2024 5:56:00 AM

It seems as though the lessons of history are forgotten or ignored. I can’t really understand why we can’t settle our differences amicably. The waste of precious life is abominable with no end in sight. Check out my poem Israel vs Hamas posted late in 2023 for more detail on how I perceive this war.

Aysha Nuwas
Date: 4/6/2024 12:26:00 AM

Thank you for your poignant reflection on the current state of affairs. Your words resonate deeply with the sentiments shared by many who yearn for peace amidst turmoil. Indeed, the recurrence of conflict despite the lessons of history is a sobering reality. Your call for amicable resolution speaks volumes about the importance of diplomacy and understanding in resolving differences. I am not here too much, can you post a link to your poem here or soup mail me? I would love to read it. Aysha

Sara Kendrick

Date: 2/26/2024 5:49:00 AM

It is a terrible event in history that is happening at this time. So sad for both sides. This is sibling rivalry at its worst or so it seems. Abraham was the predecessor of both sides. I am sure he would not like what is happening. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us and dropping by my page. Sara K

Aysha Nuwas
Date: 4/6/2024 12:27:00 AM

I really appreciate your insight and wisdom, Aysha

Mystic Rose Rose

Date: 1/30/2024 4:31:00 AM

It is and you so brilliantly expressed it dear poet, thank you for sharing your talented pen today, have a peaceful one dear Aysha

Aysha Nuwas
Date: 4/6/2024 12:27:00 AM

Sorry to be so late to say thank you, thank you, Aysha

Aurore Severo

Date: 1/30/2024 12:22:00 AM

Thank you for you kind comment, and this is a poem I fully understand, xoxo peace and love

Yann Rolland

Date: 1/22/2024 7:03:00 AM

the most cruel war i know, and so "stupid" it last since i was born, thanks for making point

Aysha Nuwas
Date: 1/28/2024 10:59:00 PM

You are a very kind man, thank you.

Bill Baker

Date: 11/11/2023 8:50:00 PM

When will man learn to move on from war and killing? War is such a tragedy for everyone concerned. Heads in the sand stood out in this poem, like it should. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us through your poetry, Aysha. A poet friend in Texas, Bill

Aysha Nuwas
Date: 1/20/2024 12:44:00 AM

Thank you Bill, I really appreciate your kind words.