Ammar Alshukry – Glimpse at Rural Sudan

			I'm from where kids smile sweet. And Niles me where the sun always shines and parents tell tales of
golden times and grandmothers say prayers that always Ryan. I'm from that to Galia and robe and
women wrapped in Doug's hand scented with sandalwood and sesame with henna for decor and everybody's
got an opinion or idea that would fix her down for sure. Where people still sleep outside and stars
still fill the sky and family ties are still in the notion deep and thrown meals are never ate alone
children chase cars to welcome people home and cousin stay trying to run your clothes and keep your
phone because they're all family folk and kin with sun coded skin and about a hundreds where the
		

			family account begins. I'm from where people's dreams are worldwide and go way beyond the country
where they reside. If only because the home they're from is beautiful and broken. So to provide they
have to leave by any means by any notion far away. Can't stay just pray for better days.