Friday, August 1, 2014
Inscribing Palestine – A Poem
By Ramona Wadi
International abandonment
a horizon exploding in hideous light
beneath the massacred canopy
echoes of footsteps, voices, laments
the tapestry unravels,
threads suffocating street corners,
pavements, rubble and sand
melting faces dissipating
in kaleidoscopic chronology
smeared with crimson hues
parched land, resistant territory
tears trailing from the enclave
nurturing remembrance in green
inscribing Palestine from Gaza
a memory resilient against
an oblivious world, immersed
in a banquet of veins
ripped from bodies to sustain
the colonial massacre
speckled floors, white sheets bearing
the remains of displaced vengeance
ruptured children, peeling skin, exposed skulls
in incandescent assemblies, from varnished stands
imperialism claims interpretations justifying trophy relics
a transient applause constructed in rhetoric
a call emanates, individual tones
celebrating a common inscription
a harvest of Palestine for Palestinians, tangible
in the cacophony of disturbed dawn
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