Karamoja Lives Matter

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📷 Courtesy Photo. 
In the land of Karamoja, where winds whisper tales,
A region of strength, where resilience prevails.
Its people, warriors of pride and grace,
Longing for justice in their sacred space.

Karamojong, their spirit unyielding,
Amidst the hardships, their hearts keep beating.
For too long, their cries have been unheard,
It's time to unite and spread the word.

Karamoja, a land of struggle and strife,
Where hunger pierces the fabric of life.
Yet amidst despair, hope lingers on,
From dusk till dawn, till a brighter morn.

Let us gather the fragments of their dreams,
Stitch them together like rivers and streams,
To nourish their souls with compassion's embrace,
And restore the dignity of Karamojong race.

Together, let's shout from the mountaintops high,
"Karamoja Lives Matter!" in the endless sky.
Let love and justice be our guiding light,
To uplift Karamoja, to make things right.

For the people of Karamoja, let's make a stand,
Extend a loving heart, a helping hand.
Let's remember their worth, their culture and art,
For Karamoja lives matter, deep in every heart.

©️ George William Ochago
George The Tired Poet
#poeticsundays

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