I Will Return, Dear Mom

Brian Otucho

Hunger-stricken, with rags covering my body

I have served here like a madman.

Beaten up and insulted.

Graveyard silence as of passing through hell,

No space for rest

No space for sleep

No space for my hurt head to reflect my life.

What mistake did I do

that brought such repercussion?

 

Oh hawk that flies so high in the sky-

You know what burns in my heart,

Is mom still standing there, waiting for me

When she gaze over here?

    Oh my mom, I'm returning home

      I'll return, may it be death.

       Even if I return, a corpse

         Cut to thousand pieces,

          I'll return home.

 

When I get through this wall to that side

Where there is sunshine;

I'll return mom...

Even if it may be death.

 

  • Author: Brian Otucho (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 14th, 2025 14:47
  • Comment from author about the poem: Home is home. Like the prodigal son, you will always return home where love is.
  • Category: Reflection
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  • Tony36

    Excellent write



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