The homely Greek lady who sheltered kids from war-torn Syria in her home. The children fondly call her, Kitsa Granny. Photo Courtesy: UNHCR video |
Can I call you Kitsa Granny?
Would I be a bother
If I wet your shoulder
With tears that make me shudder?
Will you push me until I swing high
And catch hope as it flutters like a butterfly?
Ring up war and say, 'Eat your shame!'
There's no home bests Kitsa Granny's embrace.
We have reasons to call you Granny
You're family we never knew we had
Blood that mended these broken shards
You've made us the sum of the part.
Akpan
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