“روما روما احترقت قبل قرون لكنَّ الجدرَ الضارب في أرضهْ لم يفقد في النكبة معنى نبضه روما عادت.. يا نَيرون ..”

This quote uses the burning of Rome as a historical metaphor for resilience and rebirth after destruction. It asserts that even after a 'Nakba' (catastrophe), the deep-rooted essence ('walls') does not lose its pulse, proclaiming a return and triumph over those who caused destruction, like Nero.