Every time I see thy funeral <br />I cry and wonder I <br />Why do I cry? <br />Is it nostalgia for a true man? <br />Or is it despair from Arabs’ <br />Miserable condition? <br /> <br />The last time I saw that <br />Awesome funeral <br />I cried and prayed <br />A lot for God to forgive <br />Thee for ordering <br />To hang ‘Sayed Kotb', <br />Not knowing what <br />Was in Kotob's books. <br /> <br />Before dawn thou came <br />To me in a vision <br />Waving and smiling <br />As if telling me not <br />To cry out of sadness <br />For thee; thou are in <br />A very good situation. <br /> <br />The end of this June, <br />I am waiting to see <br />Millions of young and old <br /> Men and women ready <br />To say no to unfairness; <br />INJUSTESS, <br />They are going to wave- <br />As thou did in many <br />Occasions – saying <br />Hello to the new Egypt.<br /><br />nadia abduljabbar<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/gamal-abdul-nasser/
