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by Harry Munyaradzi Mwenda, Zambia Sep 12, 2004
Poverty   Poetry

  

I wake up only to see the rays of light tracing through particles of dust, what does the day hold I ask myself, will I have to live through the fears of yesterday? Hunger, lack of resources and.....oh!

Am being pushed, pushed to the limit, Poverty still greats me this morning with a smile, should I smile back?

I guess every action needs a reaction and thus what I will do fight with a frown, will this help? I do not know but at least it’s a reaction.

If love can fight poverty then I might win the fight by the end of the day, because I leave home to see my one true friend life he leads and guides me through hours of even today he never runs away from me.

Oh, I can see a beautiful spectrum, the sun rays through the clouds say something it is time in the opposite of time, night is approaching as the sun says goodbye and I look brighter in the end but only for a while cause there is a tomorrow.





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Harry Munyaradzi Mwenda


I write my work out of what goes on around me .Directing my energy and emotions in to a positive.

Through everyones struggle they is a light moment.And i share a piece from every encounter high or low cause they are all energies that shape my path.
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Sammy Mukela Nalishebo | Sep 17th, 2004
Veryyyyyyyy, Imaginative

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