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POEM FOR HIND RAJAB

POEM FOR HIND RAJAB

18 November 2025 /Posted byMerryn Williams
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By Merryn Williams

The crime did not go unrecorded.
The phone link worked, her voice was heard.
She found the fame she never wanted;
her picture rockets round the world.

Yet still her mother can’t accept it;
the voice survives, the child is gone.
The days stack up; what happened, happened.
And consolation? There is none.

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Merryn Williams has published four volumes of poetry and edited POEMS FOR JEREMY CORBYN (Shoestring 2016) .....and there are some other good poems in this little book!

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