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Christopher Kudyahakudadirwe

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Poem "Sing Our Song":
- written January 1994
- published March 27, 2009
- viewed 28 times

Other poems by Christopher Kudyahakudadirwe:
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»A Question of Beauty«
»A Sketch of Democracy«
»Amidst the Boring Brown«
»At The Golf Course ' 97«
»Crime and grime«
»Doomed Destiny«
»Dreaming In Limbo«
»Easy Crossing the Balustrade«
»Emerging Images«
»End of Time«
»Fading Hope«
»Friendship«
»From The Inside Looking In«
»Hopelessness«
»If you turn the pages...«
»In The Name Of Freedom«
»Legend Brother«
»Let it not be said then (an English sonnet)«
»Life's Order«
»Listen«
»Loneliness«
»Love, My Friends (an English sonnet)«
»More Blessings«
»Mother Africa«
»Mothers, Women, Wives«
»No more«
»Of misery and Anguish«
»Old Man«
»On Saying Goodbye«
»Once Upon A time«
»Our Golden Girl«
»Political Condoms«
»Relationships«
»Street Child«
»Sweet Bondage«
»Take The Bull By The Horns«
»The 'Human Garbage'«
»The 'X' of Exile«
»The Brown Messiah«
»The Cold Day Unveils«
»The Knocking Woodpecker«
»The meaning of loneliness«
»The Poets Have Spoken«
»The Prison I'm Not In«
»The Way«
»Things I Miss In Exile«
»This Life - An Oxymoron«
»True Love«
»When in your eyes It looks«
»When the end beckons«
»Zany«


»Sing Our Song«

by Christopher Kudyahakudadirwe

This is a song of pain
When there is no rain.
This is a song of pain
When everything is in vain
This is a song of poverty
When our minds lack liberty.
This song gives us heart
When our hearts are hurt.
This song has the grit of suffering,
Sorrow, poverty and social dithering.
Come! Come our brothers
Come! Come our sisters
We know the words are bitter
We know their meaning is deeper.
Let's sing together this song
For we did not commit any wrong.
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