In the heart of Nabi Saleh, where echoes persist,
A story unfolds, a tale to resist.
Ahed Tamimi, a lioness in the fight,
For freedom and justice, in the harsh daylight.
Through the olive groves and the hills of strife,
Ahed emerges, a symbol of life.
In the face of oppression, where shadows dance,
A lioness roars, in her courageous stance.
“What would you do,” she asks the world,
If your dreams were shattered, your hopes unfurled?
Growing up amid raids, a relentless intrusion,
Ahed Tamimi stands, a lioness in resolution.
In the alleyways of Nabi Saleh, where resilience blooms,
Ahed’s spirit ignites, as resistance looms.
Her home raided, her family torn,
A lioness rises, in the face of scorn.
Her parents arrested, her mother in pain,
Ahed stands tall, breaking every chain.
In the silence of injustice, where oppression abounds,
A lioness roars, in defiance, resounds.
Through the prison bars, where innocence lingers,
Ahed’s voice echoes, in the song she fingers.
In the face of adversity, where struggles embed,
A lioness roams, her spirit widespread.
Her uncle taken, a life erased,
Ahed confronts sorrow, with strength encased.
In the echoes of gunshots, where fear takes flight,
A lioness roars, her courage alight.
“What would you do,” the question remains,
If your world were defined by relentless chains?
Ahed Tamimi, a lioness true,
In the battle for freedom, her spirit anew.
Oh, the world watches, as her story unfolds,
A lioness speaks, her narrative molds.
In the halls of injustice, where dreams may shatter,
Ahed Tamimi roars, a voice that matters.
So, let the world listen, let hearts transcend,
To the tale of Ahed, where lionesses defend.
In the landscape of resistance, where dreams agree,
