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Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Arise Gheorghe, Arise Ioan! (Romanian: Ridică-te Gheorghe, ridică-te Ioane!) is a poem by Radu Gyr. In 1958 Radu Gyr was imprisoned and sentenced to death (commuted to life sentences and pardoned a few years later) by the Communist authorities because of his subversive poem. The poem had asked for peasants to oppose in every way the regime's agricultural policies: it had been issued as the last wave of brutal collectivization was taking hold of the rural landscape. While in prison, he was not treated for any illnesses he had, was often starved, and even tortured.It is still a very controversial issue in Romania.It is not for the sake of a bread on your table,it is neither for pastures and nor for the stock,it is rather for living a peace which is stable:arise brother George, arise brother John!For the sake of your kinsmen who died in the ditchesfor the hymns that you sang as you stood in the dockfor the tears of the heavens, as you pained in the shacklesarise brother George, arise brother John!It is not for the anger resounding your bodyit’s instead for the sake of your cry to the world,for the distant horizons with a brimful of planets,arise brother George, arise brother John!If you wish to regain all the ancestral freedoms,through the heavenly gates your admission to gain,break to pieces the shackles which are cutting your body,arise brother George, arise brother John!As prostrate you may wish once again to embraceall that’s left from the blaze of your family’s hearththey all gently come back to take hold of your soularise brother George, arise brother John!Arise brother George, by freeing your shackles!Arise brother John, back again on your bones!Alight to the Heavens, the tempest abated,arise brother George, arise brother John!"@en }

• Arise_Gheorghe,_Arise_Ioan! abstract "Arise Gheorghe, Arise Ioan! (Romanian: Ridică-te Gheorghe, ridică-te Ioane!) is a poem by Radu Gyr. In 1958 Radu Gyr was imprisoned and sentenced to death (commuted to life sentences and pardoned a few years later) by the Communist authorities because of his subversive poem. The poem had asked for peasants to oppose in every way the regime's agricultural policies: it had been issued as the last wave of brutal collectivization was taking hold of the rural landscape. While in prison, he was not treated for any illnesses he had, was often starved, and even tortured.It is still a very controversial issue in Romania.It is not for the sake of a bread on your table,it is neither for pastures and nor for the stock,it is rather for living a peace which is stable:arise brother George, arise brother John!For the sake of your kinsmen who died in the ditchesfor the hymns that you sang as you stood in the dockfor the tears of the heavens, as you pained in the shacklesarise brother George, arise brother John!It is not for the anger resounding your bodyit’s instead for the sake of your cry to the world,for the distant horizons with a brimful of planets,arise brother George, arise brother John!If you wish to regain all the ancestral freedoms,through the heavenly gates your admission to gain,break to pieces the shackles which are cutting your body,arise brother George, arise brother John!As prostrate you may wish once again to embraceall that’s left from the blaze of your family’s hearththey all gently come back to take hold of your soularise brother George, arise brother John!Arise brother George, by freeing your shackles!Arise brother John, back again on your bones!Alight to the Heavens, the tempest abated,arise brother George, arise brother John!".