Diaspora Poem by Maria Rose

Diaspora

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When struggling against your nature,
Do at your own risk.
Before the destination
(If you have such a nation)
Your companions will betray themselves
And you.
No body warned me of this danger.
So now I am a diaspora
I started from everywhere
And never reached anywhere.
So, if some body tells you:
“Matters are so and so”
Believe absolutely
And never question and burn your brain
Unless you love to be a
Diaspora.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rani Turton 25 March 2008

A poem that speak to people with a similar experience powerfully. Don't go against your nature, Maria.

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 01 March 2008

maturity has made some of us keep on going and lives on.

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