in immediate <br />protest response <br />to Mubarak’s <br />awaited late-night <br />television address <br /> <br />one eyewitness <br />reported a <br />small seed fire <br />had been set <br />at the Mogama <br /> <br />building housing <br />several <br />government <br />offices <br />in central <br /> <br />Tahrir square <br />which was <br />shrouded by clouds <br />of smoke teargas <br />Mubarak in his first <br /> <br />public appearance <br />since unrest <br />broke out <br />four days before <br />said on state <br /> <br />television 'It is not <br />by setting fire <br />and by attacking <br />private <br />and public property <br /> <br />that we achieve <br />the aspirations <br />of Egypt <br />and its sons, <br />but they will <br /> <br />be achieved <br />through dialogue, <br />awareness <br />and effort.' <br />aspirations <br /> <br />of protesters <br />will be achieved <br />through effort <br />dialogue in Egypt <br />with Mubarak gone... <br /> <br /> <br />Copyright © Terence George Craddock<br /><br />Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/tahrir-square-shrouded-in-smoke-teargas-clouds/
