BAKULU BUS: CONDOLER POEM

CONDOLER POEM

By WENNE MADYT DENG

Baakulu bus that crashed head-on on the Jub-Nimule Highway, near Nesitu

BAKULU BUS

Tears scrolled down my cheek

When I heard about you

You perished in the day light

When heaven was awake

You were a metal who carried mental

In you there was a life

My mind reads back about what you took

It was a community of the world

I lost desire for food

I am praying for your sole

God must do something

Technological beings like you;

Are becomingdeceitful

To human life

Since you left me in pool of blood

My heart keep aching

For the state of our path

Sharp turns on that road need vitamin K

To put an end to bleeding

It has become a hereditary disease

Road accident!

Life is hard

Life is full of grief

Condolences for your perish

These words give me hope

You are a person we can never replace!

[Amen]

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