Since 1967, over 18,000 Palestinian homes have been demolished by Israel, including 30 mosques and 12 churches. The poem expresses sorrow over the destruction and loss of homes and places of worship in Palestine, with references to blood covering the walls and streets. It conveys a message of dignity and hope for a future return to places like Jaffa, Haifa, Ramallah, and Gaza.

1. Destruction and home demolition

2. Since 1967 over 18000 homes were demolished including: 30 mosques and 12 churches

7. Good morning my home land

8. oh, beautiful rose that adorned Spring

9. good morning to your wounds

10. and to your blood that covered our walls

11. Good morning my home land

12. oh, beautiful rose that adorned Spring

13. good morning to your wounds

14. and to your blood that covered our walls

15. good morning to your streets

16. to every alleyway, school,and mosque

17. good morning to your streets

18. to every alleyway, school, and mosque

19. good morning to him

20. who's going out to stand up against opression

25. good morning to your eyes

26. whose name became symbol of victory

27. you-Palestinian

28. good morning to your eyes

29. you-Palestinian

30. a morning of dignity that became your trade mark

35. good morning from the wounds

36. of Sabra and Qana

37. a morning of patience from our exile

38. good morning from the wounds of Sabra and Qana

39. a morning of patience from our exile

40. a morning of hope in Jaffa our gathering

41. a morning of hope to Haifa our return

42. a morning of hope to Ram-Allah and Gazza our return

43. Racism