My Father’s
Belief
This is my father’s belief
To give my all
And take back what was
stolen by the thief
A long journey searching for
relief
To climb the city that
thrives on the mountain and sound the Prayer Call
This is my father’s belief
A knife, a stone, a pistol,
as taught by our Commander in Chief
To stab, to throw, to shoot,
to squall
And take back what was
stolen by the thief
But sometimes I wonder, can
we turn a new leaf?
“They took your land, your
home, left you with nothing but a dirt wall!”
This is my father’s belief
“Make us proud, Habif.”
I hide my tremble beneath
the covert wires packaged neatly under my shawl
And take back what was
stolen by the thief
I am enthralled by my
father’s grief
This had not been my
intention at all
For, this is my father’s
belief
To give my life, and take back what was stolen by the thief
To give my life, and take back what was stolen by the thief
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