Maybe they will listen now…
http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=41652&Cr=women&Cr1=
No words…not today
Maiya
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Maybe they will listen now…
http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=41652&Cr=women&Cr1=
No words…not today
Maiya
WORDS FROM MY SOUL 
I’m far away……………..but I do think of you, and wonder………..
Hey SMM, now I’m wondering about what your wondering about?
Just that you are safe with all that’s going down. 🙂
Fortunately I live outside of the main cities and towns but I am worried about everything that is going on on our political scene and I find that I want to do something to help, problem is I live in the bush. 🙂
sorry that came out bad, I hope I didn’t offend you. I apologise if I did. I thought you meant wonder like in curious???
Not at all. 🙂
I think it might be better to reach a broader audience, Maiya. Write a factual journalistic article for ie. Huffington Post …see web site or a very large alternative blog that has a strong readership across North America.
Seriously consider submitting something in writing/proposal to them. Poetry is great but the bigger audience to educated needs a strong news piece with names of key people in Papa New Guinea.
Thank you Jean, I checked out huffinton Post and will try submitting something to them. I
The situation sounds terrible. I hope there will be changes soon, but it usually takes a long time, especially when these behavior patterns are part of the culture. But you are playing your part too, in bringing awareness to a lot of people… and I have no doubt that eventually, the people of your homeland will realize that there are better ways to live.
Oh ShimonZ, my people are friendly, wonderfully people what makes me sad is this aspect. And what your saying is true it will take a long time and with all the political issues we have, domestic violence issues get lost and forgotton.
Somehow, friendly and wonderful people does not go so easily with the picture I’ve been getting from your blog. Maybe you ought to write a little about the positive sides of your country, just so people could get a better balanced picture.
There is such a long way to go.
Yes my friend…a very long way.
I can understand your frustration and heavy heart but when one stops writing, it is one less voice that can be heard. Even if it seems like no one is listening. In my relatively comfy home in America, I hear nothing about Papua New Guinea. It wasn’t until I stumbled across your blog that my ears were open.
Please don’t stop writing, you are educating and awaking people you don’t even know you are reaching.
Thank you Shoes…I don’t think I can ever tell you how much I these words helped me.
sad part is most wont..anger rage frustations are taken out mostly on kids and women..we are the voice and we will have to keep singing,shouting whatever we can to stop this…
Not for a while my friend…I can’t I feel so sad…
Not sure anybody listens …
😦 My heart is becoming to heavy to write the same song over and over again.