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A distant cry from the Middle East awakens the speaker to the harsh realities of human suffering, exposing the painful contrast between ordinary life and the tragedies of war. Through images of grieving children, lost mothers, hunger, and silence, the poem confronts humanity's indifference and the guilt of witnessing suffering without acting.
A revelation came to me.
From far away, the Middle East.
Their lands were dry, but their voices brought
A kind of shiver I had never felt before.
Lo and behold!
Humanity counts its countless breathless souls.
"I'm just a person," millions said.
And then, silence — but falling shells.
Me, who stood staring at the breeze,
Felt her again and again.
Then she spoke, making me freeze:
"Shame on you! What did you do?"
The vision I saw made me burst:
A child in arms, mourning a mom.
They went through hunger and hardship.
Without the human tears they deserved.
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