WHENEVER!

 Date: Jun 25, 2024


Whenever. 


Whenever the sky turns to a twilight hue,

And the stars emerge in their silent grace,

I ponder the realms where souls renew,

Beyond the bounds of time and space.


Whenever the wind whispers through the trees,

Carrying secrets from realms unseen,

I dream of a place where spirits are free,

In a world beyond the in-between.


Whenever I see one killing another,

I think of the life that follows strife,

A realm of peace where none suffer,

The life after this life.


Whenever I see one undermining another,

I think of a world with no need for might,

Where all are equal, each a sister or brother,

The life after this life.


Whenever I see one abusing another,

Because of appearance, race, or color,

I dream of a place where souls discover,

They are colorless, race less, pure as light. "Obulamu buno nga buvuddeko"


Whenever the dawn breaks the night's embrace,

Unveiling the day with tender light,

I sense a journey to a serene place,

Where souls find rest, bathed in the divine.


Whenever I close my eyes and dream,

Of mysteries hidden beyond life's veil,

I feel a peace, a quiet gleam,

A whisper that tells me all will prevail.


Whenever I reflect on what lies ahead,

In the silence where thoughts softly tread,

I trust in a life where love is spread,

A place where the soul is gently led.


The life after this life.





BY SSEKAYIBA BENJAMIN.


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