Casual War
She was crawling into my lap,
I took her with my hands,
Bring close to left cheek with my right hand on her head,
She tried to grab my left ear ring,
Then I took her in front of my eyes, into my hands,
Began to chuckle her stomach with my head,
To hear the giggling smile of her.
Than a heralding sound of bang I heard,
I went out to see my husband,
I moved away from her,
I couldn't find my husband,
when I returned, the nearby people informed that,
They took her out of the kraddle inside the house,
And then they heard sounds of several gunshots,
I thought it was a casual war of blaming others and obligations,
But I was wrong,
Because then I have to collect her pieces from the road,
Have to stop the wild dogs to eat her flesh with rancid bread of loaf.

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