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Christopher Kudyahakudadirwe

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Poem "When in your eyes It looks":
- written June 2009
- published June 4, 2009
- viewed 18 times

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»When in your eyes It looks«

by Christopher Kudyahakudadirwe

When in your eyes It looks
And there is no way to avoid it;
When in your nose it ricks
Sending shudders to your stomach pit;
Nor tears nor fears no longer work
To redeem you from certain fate,
For the die is cast- your wake
On this earth proceeds; for you're late.
Oh, if there's a way to reverse
And give you a chance to genuflect
To plead with our God of the Universe
Making the peace that you so had to neglect;
Then who are you to blame
When your desires you didn't tame?
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  •  Hettie Van Zyl: "very very true words on which all of us can ponder over."