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How Can I Free My Brother?
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In a nation plagued by civil war and whose people are 80% or more uneducated, the chances of evil to breed comfortably is quite high. People could be easily lured into the strings of tribalism. They even take any project they are offered to survive in a situation of anarchy and lawlessness.

I paid a visit to a tribal camp

It is where the fool feels clever
It is where the coward feels brave
It is where the crook feels gentle

It is where the dark confronts light
It is where evil converges at a point
It is the source of chaos and strife

It is the garden of all types of losers
It is a most primitive place to live in
It casts a shadow of doubt upon life

The law of the jungle reigns high
The stronger you are the better
Robbery is a means of survival

Decency is shame
People only fear
They don't respect

A tribalist has no personality
He can't speak up openly
He can't open up freely

He is a prisoner of his tribe
He is a hostage to the devil
How can I free my brother?

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Reviewed by Safi Abdi
Reviewed on March 18, 2006
How can I free my brother?

Sigh...Pray for him, pray for him, and pray for us, too. Heartwrenching poem. Makes me very sad.
Ukhti Safi

Reviewed on March 8, 2006
Dear Brothere Abdi-Noor I ask the same questionon this side of the ocean only differently. How can my brother free himself when we lose so many in junior high school and prisons which do not rehabilitate, and slums which do not elevate, and dams which do not save cities. I pray that our creator will show mercy to all. I wish peace, love, and blessings to you and yours. Thtough tears I feel for your country and countrymen and my country and my countrymen. Mikii

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on March 8, 2006
Abdi Noor,it tears the heart to feel so helpless. I pray Creator will help find solutions for you and your countrymen. I pray you and your family will not tire of keeping the faith. That you will continue writing and praying for guidance and help. May all of our prayers be answered soon!



Love,

eT

Reviewed on March 8, 2006
Heartbreaking write, Abdi-noor; very well done! Keep on writing; you, your family, and nation are ever in my prayers!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend and sister in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :(

Reviewed on March 8, 2006
Abdi-noor,

A thought provoking, heartbreaking question. One way is to keep writing about this outrage...and educating the supoosedly smart ones who ignore your people, your nation. You and your family, your country, are ever in my prayers.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on March 8, 2006
How can I free my brother?

I wish I had the answers for you, Abdi-Noor; and I truly hope the situation improves.


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