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WHEN SHE GOT MARRIED


The songs were sung The drum was drumt The sound was ring When she got married Passengers were passed there Wedding took place there Smile was in feel of all When she got married Mixed voices around the sky Insects danced wedding bit Celebration was the object When she got married Middle day differ from the first Small room being prepared Full of beers full of foolish When she got married Evening time differ from the day passed Smile of night not of the day Dry throats were changed by wetted When she got married Name girl replaced by wife To ask parents went to the husband To be mother comes in vision When she got married Sleeping with other skinny started To converse with Lord near by her Feast ended frogs sung When she got married Bed friends met in the one room One wanted to refuse But not refusal in bed with love When she got married Thoughts of her changed My Lord welcome it was the rythm To think about her Love was target When she got married All teenagers came to bye her Little women welcome her To change group faced her When she got married To wear women clothes, she started To make vision of her home, her work Looking after her kids not for others When she got married Time rushed other came Formed new family good story Always she smiled silent for her husband When she got married Marriage is a sister of adult To marry is good life than first lonely Wedding ceremony best than burial feast, seemed When she got married Think and think about when you will get married And finally think about tie you will tie Imagine how it will be When you will get married On the 30th August 2016 by Thierry MURAGIJIMANA
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Thierry MURAGIJIMANA

I am a poet and a Film, song, play&drama writer. I like to read Bible mostly.

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