Mama! Undisputedly a child of God I am Born of pain, sorrow and condemnation Sired in His just and Godly features Baptized in your ****’s maternal blood But my thirst for vengeance duels with my heart’s virtues To avenge the untimely demise of Adhiambo The daughter that never saw the sun set Camouflaged among the myriad heavenly souls Singing with angels and saints
Oh mama! Dawn wakes the sun from slumber To condole with us in moaning the execution of either war or peace For the enslaved have mastered the art of the enlightened Armed with ammunition ready for the gruesome sabotage Hard to fathom their motives Of deprivation and starvation Their untimely demise is enough allure for blood For those who cease life by the sword Indeed beckon for death by it Mama a pledge I took To dust they are homing
My son! Seek wisdom And let it flow in you like the water lilies Abide not to your perceptions That stirs in you more abhorrence For fellow mankind But thy almighty load you with love For His word decrees, your neighbor’s love Surpasses your own
My son! Refrain from your corrupted notions Arousing the incessant devastating pangs of our hearts Of settling of scores For the prejudiced souls beseeching for freedom in their graves To the unforeseen heroes sung to eternity For in your quest for vengeance Burrow two graves, they say
See Son! Even though nights fog us with a blanket of sorrow And reminiscence Of unjust hearsay of our forlorn hope Sang by our children Retribution is the dark cloud that camouflages virtues
Son! Remember your sister in the same quest With a maimed heart yes I second But son you no matador: this is no duel of the bulls Envision the age of love and peace With vehement prayers that are never in vain To drive the demons of destruction to oblivion
The true path of a rebel soldier is obscure Hence tread not on the path of your father Soldierly yet unchaste with perverse longings A *** slave to treacherous captor: notoriety In as much as Your obscenity masquerades your fragility Professing you are the seed of their ***** Them like caged hounds that devoured my unsullied youth In submission to their unrelenting sensual wants
Son, I dare not call you a child of sin
Hunt for the wisdom of your “father” A peacemaker My irrefutably hero For he concerns himself less on the price he dearly paid To salvage me from the gallows of infinite hell But more on love, and my resilience
And son: Acceptance Love Peace And forgiveness Equals longevity