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Who Am I?


Neither am I Muslim, Christian
nor nonreligious or religious,
Do not mistake me for a color or white
for I don’t have a stable color
nor stable side in the world of man.
 
I am a machine from the maker of men/
with a trumpet to air a message 
of unity and peace in a world filled
with hatred, disunity and wars.
 
I am a machine with magical ink 
to write words of harmony and bliss 
to turn an imaginary joyful world
Into reality for humanity.
 
I am here not to stay forever for
I will leave after climbing mount Everest
and sound the trumpet of love and peace
at every corner of the globe
 
And
 
Until humanity embrace peace 
like a mother embraces
her crying babe in a cradle.
 
©Sediki Dolley
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