The Glow of Moons: A Tribute to the Martyrs of Palestine

 The Glow of Moons

A single moon shone bright upon the night,
A beacon of patience, steadfast in the fight.
Then one became two, then many gleaming high,
Each moon a story lighting up the sky.

This light burns strong in Palestine’s heart,
A flame of hope that won’t depart.
Each moon a martyr’s sacred flame,
Not lost to earth, but glowing with their name.

This isn’t just a dream, but truth’s own face,
Reflecting strength, faith, and grace.
The shining moons remind us all anew—
That even in darkness, light breaks through.

By AISHA 

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