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Rachel Corrie She Died for Palestine Dr Lasha Darkmoon December 21, 2009 In memory of Rachel Corrie Like all things pure and precious Like holy bread and wine I love the radiant Rachel Who died for Palestine.
Beautiful in life ... Beautiful in death
... cut down like a flower of the field
Once through a green field drifting In the doldrums of the day Watching ravens peck out lambs' eyes In their cruel, gloating way:
"You take the gun. You shoot. You do what you want."— Israeli soldier "The Palestinians are beasts walking on two legs." — Menahim Begin I remembered, I remembered, How those raptors vulturine Seized the land and plagued the people Of historic Palestine.
Deir Yassin, April, 1948 ... and elsewhere The Massacre of the Innocents. "We shall have no pity on them until we shall have destroyed their so-called Arab culture, on the ruins of which we shall build our own civilization." —Menachem Begin How the snipers on the rooftops, Armed with Uzis, standing tall, Splash the blood of little children On the weeping classroom walls.
How the settlers spit on Christians In the land where Jesus died— And how those who do the spitting Have the world upon their side.
"I know Christians who lock themselves indoors during the entire Purim holiday," — Daniel Rossing. How they bulldoze people's houses Till the roofs crash on their heads And the women lie all broken With their babies in their beds.
How the wolfish killers wander Through a vale of endless tears Shooting children in their faces While the world stands by and cheers.
How the bright-eyed Rachel Corries Lie in cemeteries dead While the birds of prey grow fatter— And the world just turns its head.
Christ, come back and save these children— Put an end to all their pain! Put an end to evil Zion! Palestine, come back again!
Palestinian children "The difference between a Jewish soul and the soul of non-Jews is greater and deeper than the difference between a human soul and the soul of cattle." |
Dr. Lasha Darkmoon (email her) is an academic, age 31, with higher degrees in classics. A published poet and translator, she is also a political activist with a special interest in Middle Eastern affairs. 'Lasha Darkmoon' is a pen name.
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