“Egyptian Revolution” by Hani Zurob
it’s been a hot century
mummies have melted
their binding dry
gauze catching fire
igniting rebellion
informed by dead
dynasties burning in
scalded sand agony
waiting for signal
that cruel Amun-Ra
has been vanquished
the curse of the sun
lifted giving to cool
cosmopolitan minds
a new future of
ambient liberty
(originally posted December 2013)
Writer Lynne Sargent
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I like this style of writing
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appreciate that
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marvelous…verse and happenstance 🙂
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glad that it worked for you, Morgan
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“Ambient Liberty”… I love those two words together. Thought provoking. Lovely word arrangements!
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thank you kindly
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Brilliant work as always
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thanks dearly, Barb
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Excellent poem and picture!
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there was a moment when it had so much promise
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thank you for sharing my poem with your readers
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Fabulous use of language.
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I wrote it back when the Arab spring seemed to be more promising than it later turned out
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Fantastic
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many thanks
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