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"You can’t blame them"
I’m not blaming them though
In their place you would have done same
They brought pressure
Filling up the vacant land
So is the corridor of power like
They weren’t born trouble makers
But made
Made by our society
Society that never cared
Cared for us in apathy
Apart in pain
Pain that ever slain
Slain that ever remained green,
Green with day that breaks
Breaking our peoples dream
Dreams that never saw light
Light that never came but night
Night that ever stayed
Stayed all through our years
Years of bitter times
Times that never end.
Oh what’s the hope of tomorrow
For a voiceless child that cry for grace?
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Simon
Simon Ezu is a social commentator, advocate for world peace, climate change and social reforms to make the world a better place.
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good Tobbias Otieno Ngala | Jun 18th, 2004
simon though you have managed to get as emotional as you are isuppose but you have not brought us to a point of trying to help and act you did not peovoke us to action -any way keep it up keep waiting also for my poems i would love to hear your comments about them.Ngala
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