The silent majority, are finding their voice <br />revolution was coming, people had little choice <br />the nation weeps, and Alexandria bleeds <br />after all, ' we are all Khaled Saïd' <br /> <br />who knows just, how far it will go <br />we hold our breath, they fall like domino <br />our Tunisian brothers, planted a seed <br />and after all, 'we are all Khaled Saïd' <br /> <br />spread the word, by email or text <br />tolerate this, and you could be next <br />freedom is too precious, a thing to conceed <br />after all, 'we are all Khaled Saïd' <br /> <br />we won't give an inch, on our own birthright <br />what essentially is, basic human rights <br />put pressure on, so tyranny leaves <br />coz after all 'we are all Khaled Saïd' <br /> <br />it has to stop, kifaya! - enough! <br />the blood money, into police pockets they stuff <br />more than a fair wage, it's freedom we need <br />after all, 'we are all Khaled Saïd' <br /> <br />One man alone, couldn't resist <br />the brutal rule, of the iron fist <br />so join together, no matter what your creed <br />after all 'we are all Khaled Saïd' <br /> <br />6 Feb 2011, France<br /><br />Peter Strugnell<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-egyptian-revolution/
