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My VOICE

Voice voice voice

      calling in

   The Darkness

        Freedom

 Compromised


Listen to me, Voice

        Crying in 

    The Wilderness

          My Life

      Endangered.


Speak to Me, Voice

   Rolling in Tears

       My Spirit

     Tormented.


Where are You My Voice

     Shouting in 

      Wilderness

           My 

        Security 

     Threatened


Where are you My Voice

       Suffocated with 

       Breathlessness

              My 

           Speech

         Suppressed


Oh mama land South Sudan

      I wished I had known

           The bitterness

   In the seed of your Womb

      But too late to know


Oh Mama Land South Sudan

    I wished I had known

          The harshness 

  In the drop of your Bomb

     But too late to know


But all the Same, I am your Son

Only Cowards die many times.


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