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A Due Description of the Tunisian Revolution

The revolution that burst out the rose of wind in the sand,

And for which Anemone bled in the field

 

Is now led by grave wisdom

Filling our lungs with incense’s rotten fume …

 

Birds are alarmed by the hissing of the leaves

The mole broadens the strategy of the pit,

And announces today the birth of his (nightly) ninety-ninth party

While, from a thousand sheds, echoes Surat The Merciful.

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mohamed-ali-yousfi
Tunisian
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Feb 8, 2014
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