Better Tomorrow? – Susan Syondie
I’m a worrier!
I worry when my periods don’t come on time
I’m not the kama mbaya, mbaya, type of girl
I worry when my sister has been dumped
And eating becomes a thing of the past!
I worry!
When a father neglects his duty for his kids
And turns his face away from what matters
Coiling his hands when they need help
But extending it for strangers to eat from!
I worry!
When families turn into foe
Make their homes battlefields
When people meant to catch a bullet for you
End up shooting you instead!
I worry
When a government neglects its citizens
And leaders forsake their people
When churches turn into businesses
And the christians allergic to the truth!
I worry!
When we become social bullies
Pushing people off cliffs
And instead of saving them from fire
We end up putting them in cuffs
Good stuff Sue. Keep it coming.
I am in love ❤️ with this piece Sue. Poetry well woven and words respecting the poet.
Wow a great piece Sue poet ..keep them coming
Love what you doing. Keep it up
Really talented. Keep up the good work.
I am a worrier too 😅 I totally related to this.
I am a worrier too😅I relate to this
“I worry, when families turn to foe…” It happens everyday, everywhere, and that really worries me, Sue.
Great piece
Very expressive! Impressed!
Well woven piece. There is a lot to worry about in the world we live in.
I worry that I love this poem too much 👍👍👍
Well scripted. I worry that all these might not get an action on and a better tomorrow will be threatened.
And that worries might not end, I worry.
This is beautiful 🙌
Whoosh
What a stuff of un-ambiguity and preserveness of precious experience regarding unpredicted emotions. Aubree Kean Ortrud