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بتنا على جمرِ الغضا نتقلّبُ
هل يا تُرى لهُمُ السلامةُ تُكتبُ؟!

عبثاً غفونا ،والقلوبُ لواهجٌ
تدعو عسى دعواتها لا تُحجبُ

قمنا مع الفجرِ الحزينِ لفرضنا
عوداً حميداً للأعزّة نطلبُ

لكنّ لطفَ الله كان شهادة
أرواحُهُم شوقاً إليها ترغبُ

في عالمِ الملكوت أرقى رحلةٍ
وبيومِ ميلادِ الرضا هي أطيبُ

أفنوا حصيلة عمرهم بجهادهم
عرجوا سريعاً والعروجُ محبّبُ

يا صاحب الأمر العزيز تولّنا
برعاية عنّا الأعادي تحجبُ

كن للمفدّى قائداً ومسدّدا
فبفضلكم عنه البلايا تذهبُ

واجعله في عين الأعادي شوكةً
وبعين من والاه عزّاً أهيبُ

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