Iwacu Mu RwandaA Poem by Odette NtambaraThis is a about the story of Rwanda from the Genocide to the this day, I am paying tribute to my motherland during the commemoration days. #22yearssincethegnocideIwacu Mu Rwanda(Our Rwanda)
One day she cried with tears that almost consumed her On that day her vision slowly became blur Few heard her cries of despair But for some her pleas were simply ignored
For days her tears spoke of worry They spoke of lose They spoke of suffering With tears filled with unanswered questions she began to stumble
For days she cried as her people lost all hope Miserably, all her children struggled to cope On that day she cried violently with no surety of a truce From that day her ideology victimised her existence
History was not so long ago and so today she remembers She remembers those she lost and wipes away the tears that turned friends to enemies Today she wipes away those tears that divided families Today she wipes away the tears shed and vows never again!
History did not condemn her for today she stands for a blooming land A land that has restored, A land that has sustained, A land that is plentiful, A land that innovates, The land for the youth Never again! Is her today and her future
By Odette Ntambara 8th April 2016
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Want to advertise here? Get started for as little as $5 StatsAuthorOdette NtambaraKigali, RwandaAboutI originate from the mountainous and beautiful country of East Africa known to many as Rwanda; you would also associate it with the nickname “the land of a thousand hills”. A private p.. more..Writing
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