Dear Syria
Cry for Syria: A Poetic Plea for Humanity's Redemption
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Dear Syria
Addressing Syria with a sense of familiarity and concern.
Are you alone in the world
Questioning Syria's isolation in the world.
Doctors crying camps brutal and cold
Describing the harsh conditions in refugee camps, with doctors emotionally affected.
And we see ya in a poster on a wall
Noting the symbolic representation of Syria on posters but emphasizing the disconnect.
Chemical violation means nothing at all
Minimizing the impact of chemical violations, suggesting a lack of global response.
But there's death on the road to Damascus once more
Highlighting the recurring cycle of death on the road to Damascus.
Oh Syria
Reiterating the address to Syria with emotional resonance.
Dear Allah
Addressing Allah, expressing a plea for intervention.
The human needs saving
Stating the urgent need for human salvation.
In a small town mosque even Jesus is praying
Highlighting a moment of unity where even Jesus is praying in a mosque.
Mankind born of devil and dust
Exploring the darker aspects of humanity being born from both evil and dust.
I know sometimes I'm just the shadow of love
Acknowledging personal shortcomings as the shadow of love.
But everyday I want to receive you more and more
Expressing a growing desire for connection and understanding.
Oh Allah
Repeating the plea to Allah with emotional weight.
Dear Syria
Reaffirming the address to Syria, maintaining a compassionate tone.
The charities are screaming
Noting the outcry from charitable organizations about the torture and death toll.
The torture and the death toll and the hands up are bleeding
Describing the bleeding hands raised in surrender or distress.
And your soldiers of fortune what are they fighting for
Questioning the motives of soldiers in Syria's conflict.
Not the forgotten children in this forgotten war
Emphasizing the neglect of forgotten children in the war.
Is there anyone left with the power to save 'em all
Pondering if there is anyone with the power to end the suffering.
Oh Syria
Reiterating the emotional plea to Syria for intervention.
Dear Syria
Repeating the address to Syria, maintaining a connection.
This worlds a beautiful kiss
Portraying the world as a beautiful but fleeting experience.
Faith and the faithless we still all brothers in this
Emphasizing the shared brotherhood despite differences in faith.
We're still quenching our swords in the slaves of men
Describing the continued violence and injustice perpetrated by humanity.
And its not right and its not right and when's it gonna end
Expressing the frustration and urgency for the cycle of injustice to end.
And I've seen us in love throw our arms around the world
Recalling moments of global unity and love, juxtaposing with the current state of Syria.
Oh Syria
Repeating the emotional plea to Syria, emphasizing a global perspective.
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