Ayaa

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Ayah 3

Ayah a beautiful Afghani girl, who was in her neighbour's house 4

playing with children, when she heard a loud explosion!!.5

children ran frightened 6

Looking at her old poor mud- house 7

she found nothing,8

Except rubble!9

She ran away terrified shocked, when she saw all her seven brothers and sisters , under the rubble, her mum too.,she have never seen her father , , and every time she asked about him,she heard one word , your dad is in war 10

Terrified, she ran and ran then she suddenly11

collapsed.12

A man saw her laying on the floor, he put her on his donkey ,and 13

took her to the nearest hospital.14

the nurse found a deep cut wound on her face that was bleeding profusely15

when the Doctor from( Red Cross ) saw her, he shouted 16

GOD PLEASE HELP HER ,she is so beautiful 17

, he was amazed ,as she looked like his youngest daughter Maria ! Whom, he missed so much 18

it took him ages to suture neatly her all wounds of the beautiful girl 19

all the time he kept asking himself , God: 20

why should these children suffer so much?21

But never had an answer!!!22

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Ayah, was still drowsy, he held her in his arms 24

as she was still screaming hysterically ,25

he hugged her, kissed her face several times26

feeling his warm embrace, 27

still drowsy form anaesthesia 28

she asked him innocently ,29

are you papa??30

he replied 31

yes yes ,my dear 32

his tears was now falling rivers ,33

holding her close to his heart 34

he told her please stop crying now35

we are going home now36

Ayah my daughter ! 37

Aya a small child from Afganestan 38

Ricardo a doctor from the Red cross 39

Maria: the doctor youngest daughter 40

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  • pozo
    March 29, 2006
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    Is this a poem or a story? If it's a story why's it in poem layout, if it's a poem why's it not on AP?

  • pruedence
    June 30, 2003
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    You have painted a picture in my mind of these childern of war as I read your words...very well done...I enjoyed the read..thank you for sharing

  • mona
    January 22, 2003
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    THANKS zestychick8


  • January 21, 2003
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    excellent

    I love this poem.Its really nice!

  • mona
    November 1, 2001
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    gerry i cryed while writing it and tears kept fallig till now
    when i watch arabic T.V CHANELLS WHERE they do ot hide pictures from us


  • November 1, 2001
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    Mona, the last few lines gave me chills. Leaders war and people suffer. Maybe it's time for the Women to be the leaders.
    I read this poem how you would have spoken it.. it works.
    I can feel Your pain when you wrote this. gerry

  • mona
    November 1, 2001
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    thank you maria


  • November 1, 2001
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    Hello Mona
    Thanks for a wonderful read. And you are right..seeing children suffer does make me cry. I like writing prose type poems myself, but one thing for sure...the line breaks are difficult to choose.
    Also, it is necessary to use punctuation to make the read smoother. So you would have to add some commas and full stops here and there, and choose your line breaks trying follow the natural rhythm of speech.
    This poem reminds me of a film I saw some time ago.
    Most inspiring.
    Maria

  • mona
    November 1, 2001
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    sorry if i make you cry from harsh reality

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