We Will Fall If We Break Apart

We were friends from far villages 
We lived centuries of no breakages
Our relationship was that of villagers 
Before this century of political pillagers 

We lived happily in our villages 
And our culture was of no edges
Our togetherness was for ages 
That would not have us in cages 

The profundity of our thought 
Should correlate to what we sought 
For the togetherness is called  unity
It’ll always give us love and liberty

We had our different names
But politics gave us another name
This administrative name wasn’t naive 
So it shouldn’t make us to be too naive 

We may need to go apart 
But our spirits will never part
Leaving one another will be a departure 
Of a man who takes unknown adventure
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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