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Siblings of Life
by Abu-Hassan Askia Koroma → (All Poetry by Abu-Hassan Askia Koroma)
Saturday, December 31, 2022    Rated "G" by the Author.
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This revised poem is a reflection on the relationship between two people and the challenges they face together. It touches on the idea of being connected and the importance of remembering the bond between them, even in difficult times.

I am the nurturer of my own thoughts,
The result of my actions and choices.
But are you not also a part of my journey,
A sibling in the ups and downs of life?

I do not expect a response,
Your silence is understandable.

Despite the harsh words that may pass between us,
I challenge you to remember the sacred bond we share,
The peaceful turmoil that ties us together.

Without a doubt, we are siblings in this journey called life. 


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 Reviews of "Siblings of Life"
Reviewed by Corrine Ardoin
Reviewed on January 7, 2023
Thank you, Abu, for this reminder. Beautifully said, yes, we are all brothers and sisters. We are all related.

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on December 31, 2022
A fine message worth stating, as in this poem, and worth remembering in this age of turmoil and strife.

Reviewed by Abu-Hassan Koroma
Reviewed on December 31, 2022
It is difficult to assign a specific genre to this poem as it does not fit neatly into any category. It could be classified as a reflective or introspective poem, as it invites the reader to consider their thoughts and actions and the role others play in their journey. However, the poem does not follow a strict structure or adhere to specific conventions and standards in many poetry genres, such as rhyme or meter. Ultimately, the genre of a poem is determined by the style, themes, and techniques used by the writer, and this poem encompasses elements from various genres.


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