Letters To Oludhe (63)

Letters To Oludhe

Oganga Mangiti

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Letters To Oludhe

When we lost our grandma,
We felt a pain, and still do;
That couldn’t be eased,
Or respite found from;
And even now,
We still feel it as deep as when we first found out;
But memories of you have kept us,
And they still do,
And we have somehow found a way to be okay with this pain;
Nind gi kwee Dani,
Nind gi kwee jaoda;
Nind gi kwee.

Translation: “Nind gi kwee Dani,” — “Rest well grandma,” | “Nind gi kwee jaoda,” — “Rest well my wife,” | “Nind gi kwee,” — “Rest well.”

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I constantly appreciate the love and support.

Self-published author of “To Heal A Broken Heart” and “Love & Pain: Limited Edition.”

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Oganga Mangiti
Oganga Mangiti

Written by Oganga Mangiti

Oganga Mangiti, is a self-published poet & author | Best Seller and top writer | 2020 Bakanal De Afrique Fellow | Author of Love & Pain; To Heal A Broken Heart.

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