Kebeya

In the quiet of dusk, by the river's serene flow,

Stood Kebeya, a man with wisdom to bestow.

Observing life's ebb and flow, he mused with care,

About the burdens we all sometimes bear.

"People," he sighed, "are not always prepared

To see the depths of the burdens we've dared.

If understanding eludes them, don't force the sight,

For empathy blooms in its own time, in its own light."

With a patient heart and a steady gaze,

Kebeya learned to navigate life's maze.

He carried his burdens with silent grace,

Knowing that understanding would find its place.

Forcing hearts closed only breeds strife,

So he embraced the rhythm of his own life.

With acceptance as his guiding star,

He found peace in being just as he are.

Oh, let us learn from Kebeya's sage decree,

To let understanding unfold naturally.

For in the stillness of patience's embrace,

We find solace and grace in life's unfolding grace.