Falling Deeper In Heartache Poem by Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker Abdalla

In the name of humankind
let us kneel down before the Almighty divine
It's abominable to hush
On shingle and dust
On the robust edge
Of jeopardy
It's abominable to hush biding
From the dead
It's unspeakable to hush in the scorching Schism of rank and file
Originated by subsistence
It's abominable to hush after appearing through the mutilation of a toleration
It's abominable to hush when the squab of rectitude coated bloodshed
It's dreadful to hush
When hurt the first light and consternation about the showing moon
It's dreadful to hush when peace is war
And war is peace
It's awful to hush
In a world hell-bent
On dilapidation
It's awful to hush when there is no leisure for The living
You were told the war should last, but it keeps Going from day to day
And you omitted to smile
You are surrounded by losing heart
And you keep anxious for someone to be concerned
You leave that every door has Its unparalleled lock
You still trust in a lucky future, where you will Live in concert and peace
You'll not deny those who have razed
You're grilling and crushing in danger
You wish it all to go away
Distributing in the dazzling sun and troubles blown from our day
By gregarious haze
So onward
You intend to be out of the way of all pieces
From the patch of this ruthless battle
You tend everyone to be elated and smile
You trust in delight
Sudan unprecedented life is an outset
But you will come back, breathe, construct, live together, weigh, straightness and support
You do not die
You brace from the cleverness, predominantly Tragic and grievous
Such as this nimbleness
Which you ask God for its evanescence and Sudan remains
And as it erupted, it will stop!