People living in war nations regard themselves are normal human beings but they are not. They live in constant fear and suspicion with themselves and with others. They suffer from chronic trauma and they have no clinical or psychological support for the problem. Sad.
If I walk behind you
Don't be suspicious
I keep a fair distance
If I walk beside you
Don't grow tense
I won't rub shoulders
If I walk in front of you
Don't feel down or jealous
I don't look you back
If I come across you
Don't swallow yourself
I don't shoot you
You and I are two brothers of peace
But we are brothers in affliction
We are victims of war trauma
So very well depicted Abdi Noor! You show us another reason why war is so hated by most of us!Thank you for sharing. God bless you, family, and country,may you soon have peace!
Very sad indeed. The current Somali generation is a victim of war trauma. Everyone is suspecios of the intensions of the other. Truely scaring!
However, I am happy that we still have great positive thinkers like yourself.
Stay safe brother.
You and I are two brothers of peace
But we are brothers in affliction
We are victims of war trauma
Respected Abhi...I can relate this write of yours...very very realistic and powerful my friend...i am saving this in my library...one of ures very best....love n luck....BHUWAN!!!
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on February 15, 2007
There is terror in every nation, and sometimes this comes from people of the same nationality. In Italy they found a new red brigade ready to murder their own fellow Italians. Victor
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Love,
Eileen
However, I am happy that we still have great positive thinkers like yourself.
Stay safe brother.
your brother,
Abdullahi
But we are brothers in affliction
We are victims of war trauma
Respected Abhi...I can relate this write of yours...very very realistic and powerful my friend...i am saving this in my library...one of ures very best....love n luck....BHUWAN!!!
I think that sadly applies to almost every nation on earth these very sad, war torn days. But I also sadly wonder if it will ever change.