Palestine is a stumbling block a poem by M.T. Al-Mansouri,ph.D.

[M.T. Al-Mansouri, Ph.D.]

Palestine is a stumbling block

 

A stumbling block from the time of Pharaoh was the perceived enemy threatening the supreme ruler.

A gold-embroidered pearl necklace at the neck of both Nefertiti and Cleopatra were worn to fit the royalty.

A stumbling chamber, was it an African dark eyes?

Al-Khansa was the testimony for the redemption of the pious.

Antarah Ibn Shaddad was the winner of championships during the stronger times of the crusades.

A stumbling block was reckoned from the time of Khosrow, Kaiser, and Muhammad Ibn Abdullah, the supreme leader.

A stumbling block was reckoned from the time of the Yemani dove with blue eyes.

A stumbling block was reckoned by the Palestine, as a symbol of jihad and redemption.

It is Jerusalem, the title of pride and forebears of the faiths of prophets.

Palestine is a stumbling block in the time of blind normalization of the sourness or bitterness of losses. The losses to the kibbutz and moshav movements.