When I Was a Boy in Palestine
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After starting lovingly, why is there hatred?
Good evening, possessor of an amber rosary ! After starting lovingly, why dost thou fight?
The sands cannot be kneaded, nor the thorns trodden, Nor the secret displayed to all the people.
How many palms have we climbed without ladder, And how many offenses of friends have we over- looked !
sweet, beautiful, thy letter came to us ; As we read it how our tears flowed !
excellent sweet, moving thy lips.
Thou hast wounded hearts. We beg thee let us come... to thee.
For my friend, friendship should abide ; As for the disloyal, the day of judgment shall find him.
For what reason dost thou close thine eyes with- out sleeping? Thou pleasest me not, but other people.
1 shall rush on you at noon, you who are in my mind. With the sword shall I charge you in the darkness of the night; 88 WHEN I WAS A BOY IN PALESTINE beloved, beloved, thou whom the heart de- sires, Thou wilt weep tears of grief when thou seest us.
1 passed by their house and said not a word ; The tears from my eyes dropped before me on the stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After starting lovingly, why is there hatred?
Good evening, possessor of an amber rosary ! After starting lovingly, why dost thou fight?
The sands cannot be kneaded, nor the thorns trodden, Nor the secret displayed to all the people.
How many palms have we climbed without ladder, And how many offenses of friends have we over- looked !
sweet, beautiful, thy letter came to us ; As we read it how our tears flowed !
excellent sweet, moving thy lips.
Thou hast wounded hearts. We beg thee let us come... to thee.
For my friend, friendship should abide ; As for the disloyal, the day of judgment shall find him.
For what reason dost thou close thine eyes with- out sleeping? Thou pleasest me not, but other people.
1 shall rush on you at noon, you who are in my mind. With the sword shall I charge you in the darkness of the night; 88 WHEN I WAS A BOY IN PALESTINE beloved, beloved, thou whom the heart de- sires, Thou wilt weep tears of grief when thou seest us.
1 passed by their house and said not a word ; The tears from my eyes dropped before me on the stone.
What to read after When I Was a Boy in Palestine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mousa J Kaleel to read onlineMoreLess
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