You have it all – Dedicated to Chol Ajak

By Constant DC, Perth, Australia
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“Meek,
Kind
Honest
Chol Ajak,
You have it all
–
You are the Solomon
of this age,
And a Samson of thoughts,
A daring soul
You can’t get whole
Chol Ajak!
You have it all
–
Your hands are long!
Stretched enough to touch a heart
Of a giving-up soul – hug and pat
Nourish that heart to work so hard,
Yes, Chol Ajak
You have it all.
–
Your teachings,
Through that philosophical tongue
Rains logic – so firm!,
Soothing like beautiful lullaby,
Sang by a lovely mama’s voice
to a sprouting mind.
Oh! Mate
Chol Ajak,
You have it all!
–
Your mouths spits!
Only wisdom of ancient of days
Jingling! Jingling, jingling
They ring like Kator church’s bell
To ears that Cautious,
and legs that leap short
Mate!
Chol Ajak
You have it all.
–
Now, Spread your wings,
fly freely higher,
And spread your wisdom
Up in the sky!
and touch the thirsty
Lonely! and those deprived of life opinions
Stretch their legs make them walk the talk.
–
By Constants DC
Dedicated to Chol Ajak

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