Poems of War and Remembrance: 2. Olga and Abduls’ International Revisionism on Contemplation and Intention by M.T.Al-Mansouri, Ph.D.

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

Olga came from beside the Volga River to request mister to come, and she said to him “do you want to drink red wine or vodka?” He replied to her "our common factor is that in your home country there is red wine, but in my home country there is red blood, let me my dear drink the vodka until I become drunk, and my vision becomes impaired.” Then Olga becomes frightened and she said in a panicked voice:” you are tribal Bedouin, were your people without blood?” He replied to her: “the price of the litre of red wine in her home country is more expensive than the litre of blood in the Happy Blind Land”. Then, Olga replied:' May the great God honour and bless you without another meeting”. From there, the comrades went in different directions, one of them is Olga, who went to areas behind the Volga’s river to plant, harvest and meditate on her nature. But Abdul returned to his formal tribe to revenge himself and his folk from the others tribes, and to practice his enmity against his neighbours aiming for another life to acquire the honour and blessing in the highest heavens.