Thursday, July 27, 2006

2 letters





Dear God,

Had you made me into a bird today, I wouldn't have cared, nor cried.. I'd build a home on a green branch that no other bird will burn, nor claim his. I'd feed off of the earth, where there's enough for all the other birds. But –my dear God- I am not a bird.. NO, you didn't make me one.. you made me a female human.. who makes love to one man, to give birth to another.. then watch the two kill each other.. dear god, Where does all this evil come from? Why does man kill man?





Dear SaudiEve readers,

I won't be blogging for
about six weeks. Be safe, Be
happy..

Posted by SaudiEve at 5:40 AM

23 Comments

  1. Blogger AhMeD posted at 9:08 PM, July 27, 2006  
    This is just...so…so beautifully written! I can't even think of words to describe it.
    Have a safe trip

    Oh and can I quote what you wrote?
  2. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 9:33 PM, July 27, 2006  
    May peae and Love find you,
    follow you in your footsteps;
    and fall away from your heals as you go. May we who are going along with our heads down find it there and raise it up to share unconditionally with all.
    Yours,
    Chicago
  3. Blogger Aladdinslad posted at 10:50 PM, July 27, 2006  
    oh anonymous i too wish i was a bird so then i fly up over you head...hey anonymous look up here now see me it is muhammed here i am that's right look up now....spllaaatt.....people who sign they names anonymous they always say silly things.
  4. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 2:38 AM, July 29, 2006  
    Have a safe trip..
  5. Blogger mashael alhajeri posted at 3:05 AM, July 31, 2006  
    very poetic..and very touching..check out my blog..you will find it interesting..tell me what you think:)
  6. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 4:19 AM, July 31, 2006  
    I shall comment by a poem I wrote about the carnage in Lebanon.

    "Megiddo"

    Ancient enmity
    Zionist and Islamist
    missiles and madness
    blood carnage destruction
    innocents and combatants.

    Only appearance
    obscuring reality
    false facile fables
    what the class enemy wants
    all the oppressed to believe.

    Geopolitics
    petroleum and profits
    before human life.
    Are all still to blind to see
    the need for revolution?
  7. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 12:39 PM, July 31, 2006  
    Bon voyage...human cruelty is part of our psyche.
  8. Blogger 5ada posted at 12:39 AM, August 01, 2006  
    That is so beautiful and sad. You leave me speechless.
  9. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 4:43 AM, August 03, 2006  
    another lovely post. bless you and peace be with you while you're gone.
  10. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 12:00 AM, August 05, 2006  
    Not beautifully written at all.

    Do you want to appear like a victim?

    I do not see any substance here..

    i have much more to say, but i'll shut the hell up and stay quiet.
  11. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 3:46 PM, August 10, 2006  
    "Why does man kill man?"____Because his mother taught him to hate the other man, and then sent him to a school where he was taught in detail why he should hate the other man.
  12. Blogger fire alarm posted at 12:25 PM, August 11, 2006  
    A big message in a simple touching way. Lovely writing style, I believe Im hooked !! keep posting plz.
  13. Blogger Erica posted at 4:58 PM, August 11, 2006  
    I've said it before and I'll say it again. People who yell loudly with anger, are the people who are most fearful of change. Their anger is a mask for their fear.

    Keep writing. And be safe.
  14. Blogger sparkle hayter posted at 9:35 AM, August 22, 2006  
    Come back soon.
  15. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 8:30 PM, September 27, 2006  
    saudi eve,

    im an american reformist muslim blogger. i read that you were blocked. if you want to publish writings at my blog you are more than welcome. i have 2000 readers a day (up to 5000).

    my email is eteraz at gmail dot com

    salam
  16. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 10:19 PM, October 20, 2006  
    My name is Carri. I'm a screenwriter in Los Angeles, California doing research for a TV program on the sleeping habits of children all over the world, ages 6 to 12. I'd like to include children from Saudi Arabia. I'm wondering if you could help me. I'm specifically looking for information on where children sleep (In the same bedroom with other siblings? On the street? What do their rooms look like? What are their bedtime rituals? Are they affected by war? I’d like to send par-ents (or anyone who works with these children) a questionnaire that better explains what I’m doing. My story is meant to be sweet piece on children, for children, but one that also enlightens them to the lives of other children around the world.
    Please email me at ckaruhn@msn.com.
    Thank you
  17. Blogger Demure posted at 12:16 AM, October 29, 2006  
    Allah with you, and have a great trip.
  18. Blogger Johnny Ong posted at 9:47 AM, November 02, 2006  
    keep up with yr great blogging
  19. Anonymous Anonymous posted at 10:48 PM, December 13, 2006  
    Saudi Eve

    Where are you? Hope you are OK.
  20. Blogger ghoweljlsfqwef posted at 3:56 PM, December 22, 2006  
    Update already! We miss you.
  21. Blogger Agersomnia posted at 2:21 AM, January 11, 2007  
    I'm new to your blog... just found it because of the news from the blocking.

    I'm not as spiritual as many others here (from what I gather in the comments, at least...) but anyway, I truly hope light shines upon your path.

    My best wishes,

    Agersomnia
  22. Blogger James-0 posted at 5:19 AM, January 22, 2007  
    Hello,

    It seems that perhaps you cannot get to your blog to update, perhaps that's why we haven't heard from you in so long. You may be the vanguard for the fight for more rights and freedoms in your country - don't give up the fight! Hope you are healthy and safe and that you can get back to your keyboard soon!

    Best Wishes,
    AJ
  23. Blogger Teresa posted at 7:39 PM, April 01, 2007  
    I've found your blog in an Italian newspaper's special insert named Donna (means: woman). It's a great pleasure to meet you even though only virtually. I'll keep on watching your blog and wish many women of your Country could follow and imitate you. Sincerely Teresa

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