The Eyes We Never Had
The world looks away eyes stitched shut with silence. while Gaza burns in shadows. The city of whispers drowned by fire. Children sketch hope on broken walls. Mothers cradle grief like a final prayer. Fathers dig graves with trembling hands. Yet the sky above still bleeds their Names. But when Gaza disappears. when its streets are dust when its songs are erased. when no laughter survives the ruins. Then the other world will open its eyes. They will ask where is Gaza? They will search maps Traces are forgotten.Rivers of ash. They Find only echoes of courage. Too late they will see that silence Was Complicity and blindness a choice. World will search for Gaza. But lives not in their vision But in the unbroken spirit that refuses to vanish. even when the world opens its eyes too late
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