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Matadi
Kikunga DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Oh Darfur The pillage of murderous mercenaries continues to leave millions in destitute and displaced The faceless Janjaweed are coming and killing indiscriminately with impunity and without a trace The carnage can be seen through the smoke screen of all television sets across America We watch with utter compassion but emotionally we are unmoved and cynical We stay confined to our culture way of suggestive thinking Ignorance is venomous and it murders the soul without the eyes blinking I clamor and pray for God's indigenous people throughout my lonely nights But they continue to perish without normalcy ever being in sight The government is politicizing and grandstanding over its own isocracy Many will never return home to their own life of civilized privacy The crisis continues beyond what you and I could ever visualize While pretentious hope is all that the media continues to publicize Most turn a blind eye like the rise of the 3rd Reich when it was happening I clutch my fist for revolution, but realize that I’m only panicking The world is forever cold so the rain continues to fall on unjust As we gloat in our materialistic ways of living, the murderous killings continues as such Shameful I am but such peril should never exist amongst God's people Divided we are but through God's eyes I know that we are equal God shall never forgive us for such heinous acts of violence The Antichrist never left this world, so forget about Christ coming back, that is a promise Through his wicked ways, man has crippled his own soul Vengeance and wrath is God's, we shall reap what we sow Oh Darfur, I can hear the cries of little children crying from thousands miles away The screaming in my mind's corridor will forever keep me awake The evilness that lurks within men is hard to comprehend Women are carried into the weep of the night, and never to be seen again Their purity of innocence is devoid from sunup to sundown like never before Raped and mutilated for many nights right down to the core Daydreaming for an imminent end to this hellish nightmare, I can’t take it anymore So I blow out the nightly candle and seek refuge like the people of Darfur The suffering is powerful, these written words could never alleviate their pain For to live is Christ and to die is his gain
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Matadi KikungA. |