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ALI SAAD DAOBASA AGDE EIGHTEEN MONTHS

Ali - what can I say about him - he could not even crawl - let alone walk
Could not talk neither - his mum and dad had been looking forward
To all those firsts - burnt to ashes
In little Ali - all their hopes and dreams - invested in their little precious baby Ali Daobasa
They lived on the West Bank - on the West Bank - little Ali died - burnt a live
Burnt to death - by Zionist terrorist
The Zionist - are not true Jews - though they say what they did it for Judaism -
For Isreail - for Their Settlement

Any one who's been privilege like me - to talk - to listen - to a survivor of Auschwitz
Will know the truth of what I write
On my mothers side I'm two part Jewish

Now I am sad of the news of the death of Cyril The Lion -
The the death Ali Saad Daobasa - age eighteen months - I am sadder
The world - is almost totally - silent - on the death of baby Ali Saad Daobasa
I grieve - aye - I grieve - for a child - I never got to know - and now never will

ken d williams

The Dyslexic Wordsmith




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Written on 2015-08-01 at 18:46

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Jamsbo Rockda The PoetBay support member heart!
I can never understand how people can put the life of an animal before that of a person. I am an animal lover, but I am also a humanist. When I was younger a relative accused me of being too fond of animals. He said to me "if there was a car crash and there was a dog and a person in the accident, you would save the dog first". It was the most stupid thing I have heard anyone say. I value all life and the loss of a person must outweigh that of an animal. If not then there is something wrong with our species. Nice work Ken.
2015-08-04


Lawrence Beck The PoetBay support member heart!
You have pointed out one of the most odious characteristics of affluent life. People who live comfortably don't give a damn about human beings who are starving or being tortured or burned alive, but, consider a kitten being run over by a truck to be a tragedy.
2015-08-02


normalil
O my! This is a tragic write and read...I grieve for any creature so brutally and selfishly killed. Here Ken, you have poured out your heart very cleverly. I hope that I don't offend you, (or anyone else,) when I say that I grieve more for the animals of this world, than for the human beings who seem to be just destroying every good thing.
2015-08-01