Gulf Security and a Pride Poem by Poet Abdulaziz Al-Ablan

The safety of the Gulf corner, homeland by homeland, with its peoples, its soil, and its seas. Under God's protection, then by the decision-makers. Six nations, none can reach its wall. By God, they do not rejoice in ruin and destruction — those who harbor hatred in their chests. O daughter, nothing clears darkness but daylight. Our protected homeland shines with light. Rejoice in the knowledge that calms the heat, and sing your hymn along its course. With our armies that no dust can penetrate, souls may perish but no palaces will be seen. It is not the long buildings that beautify us unless we meet their malice head-on. — Poet Abdulaziz Al-Ablan