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Headline: Egypt Churchgoers Return to Services After Bomb
Reader Huda N. (not her real name), has contributed to this site previously. She emails:
we are very sad in Egypt, we are not having any celebrations. The Qada still threatens with more bombing on churches. There were attacks on Iraq and Nigeria at the same time, but the Egyptian attack was the worst. If you see how the bodies were torn and how people were they looking for their loved ones amidst parts of bodies. You should all fight the spread of Islam in your countries.
Huda sends this poem:
Hear me screaming
One ear of dough, one ear of mud
Keepers of freedom defenders of right
Hear me screaming, hear me call out
Because of my fate, because of my God
They threaten to kill me, and shed my blood
Uprooting from my land is their original plot
With God at my right, they shall succeed not
Hear me screaming, hear me call out
My heart is bleeding for my dead sons
A religion of peace, is what is claimed
A monster that feeds on victims he maimed
Hear me screaming, hear me call out
You fold your arms, and nothing is done
Today is our turn, tomorrow your turn will soon come