When I cry out, who hears my cry?
When I fall, who raises me up?
When I’m lost, who finds me?
When I go astray, who puts me back on track?
When I’m lonely, who comforts me?
When fear grips me, who encourages me?
When the sun and the moons go dark and gloomy, who brightens my day?
When I’m being chased, where do I find refuge?
When I look up to the mountains, where comes my help?

You’ve conquered many conquers,
But today, you’ve been conquered by an invincible enemy.
A bile in our mouths as honey, to be swallowed by all.
Fame and honor now missing
There was a communal search for them,
But all to no avail.
A cob antelope is missing from his cage
My brother, did you meet him on your way here?
My sister, have you heard of him anywhere?
What about you? And you? Or you?
Don’t hide it from me, show me where he is so I can go find him
The mother’s breast is pregnant.
Who sees her through labor?

Soldier Man, do you hear the cry of your mother?
What of that of your beautiful wife?
“Aow baba eei !!”
Those are the voices of your children.
What do the family tell them?
That you’ve travelled, or you are on a peace keeping mission?
Which should be our answer?
How we wished the answer could have been
If not all, but one of the above.
That?
In our wildest dreams.
Your come-back turns out a mirage
But this one thing we’ve come to realize
That neither words nor tears can make the inevitable, evitable.
When the walking-stick of an orphan is broken by the hands of the strong ___
He takes consolation in these words; ‘I had wanted it short’.
Hmm! All we say is;
Officer Biligin, DAMERIFA DUE!
Yaanbor, UWUMBOR CHEEN SI!
Till we meet again, FARE THEE WELL!