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Poem: We Found You Well

Habits over strongholds and patterns;
What’s (then) your concern?

World of similarities that seem different,
Humanity has reached the zenith of disgrace.

It’s been inflicted by politicians and their zen.

Deplorable happiness that longs to be partaken of, when will my people see your face so odd?

Bloodshed is done in the name of an unknown god, isn’t there any Good thing in our God?

Corruption was the easiest of traps that trapped our so-called leaders who didn’t (even) know better but to kill.

And percutaneous is their treatment, the mistreatment of their own people since we are blood with those same people.

Please take it easy on us and consider your own humanity; Africans in power not practicing their God-given duties, that is not our story.

You are perpetuating the bad habits of a system that is designed to divide us and hold us back; death to sins’ strongholds.

Isn’t there power in forgiveness and genuinely caring for your People?

What’s your poetry?

Christian Djimra Koumtog

Christian Djimra Koumtog was born on April 7th, 1984 in the capital of the Republic of Chad called N'djamena. He is the 5th of 10 children on his Father's side and the first of five children on his Mother's side. Christian has dabbled with modeling and soccer, and he tried out professionally for the MLS for the Kansas City Sporting but now he is dedicated to Poetry. Christian's sense of activism is an everyday matter, from the way he carries himself to writing and promoting this beautiful art called "Poetry. " Recently, Christian has been performing as a way to reach out to people (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAKfUhJ4BJ8). As a Poet, he not only wants to convey what he feels but also express what you, the reader, feels.

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