THE CRIES OF A BROKEN HEART - Lambi, Israël
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On every eighth day of March, the whole world commemorates Women's international day. It's a moment that animates a sense of pride, consideration, and appreciation to women. However, it's not Women's international day but Women's rights international day. Every single day, there are young girls and women that are victims of mental, physical, and sexual abuse.Human life is symbolized by a wheel that always rolls and moves. Sunrise, sunset, morning, noon, evening and night. All of them depict our birth, our young age, our old age and our death. Like droplets of a novice squall that continually…mehr

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On every eighth day of March, the whole world commemorates Women's international day. It's a moment that animates a sense of pride, consideration, and appreciation to women. However, it's not Women's international day but Women's rights international day. Every single day, there are young girls and women that are victims of mental, physical, and sexual abuse.Human life is symbolized by a wheel that always rolls and moves. Sunrise, sunset, morning, noon, evening and night. All of them depict our birth, our young age, our old age and our death. Like droplets of a novice squall that continually strike on the roof of a house at the dawn of a stormy morning, a rather stuffed question stuffs several thoughts. It is that of knowing if life is really an enigma as noted above. The answer could be combined with an affirmation or a condition, depending on the approach from one person to another. This small book raises the consciousness of the world community by recalling the suffering that African women have been suffering for several years. As the voice of the voiceless, we decided to call a spade, a spade.
Autorenporträt
Israël Lambi est un écrivain bilingue (Anglais - Français) d'origine congolaise. Il est auteur de plusieurs poèmes tels que "Espoir", "Toujours" et quelques pièces théâtrales non publiées tel que "Everybody is Somebody".