dhulka hooyo
white pearl
horn of africa
my motherland
fills with blue seas
and white sand
our parents were not pirates
but pioneers
this new world bustled differently
from the old one
their hardships and struggles
fuelled by all they left behind
nothing they had to give
fresh start, clean slate
the debris in the street
wars that were so destructive
were only a small ounce of motivation
the smiles lingered
and the hope stayed
until they overcame
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