Mama
by Anderson Dovilas
Your son is a liar
He says to someone
You have the longest
Wave in your smile
That’s a lie
That’s also a sweet lie
To describe a sweet love
Mama
Your son is a hustler
He goes in the street
Stole someone’s heart
And said
Every kiss
Has a Mother’s Day
Mama
Your son is ugly
But his beauty
Honors your strength
And your dignity
He says each star is a
Birth mark
That makes you
A life creator
Mama
Your son is homeless
He says since your death
He has no place to go
Where can he finds
The warmth of your arms
Where can he buys
Some mama’s love
Mama
Your son has a son
Your love will not perish.
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Anderson Dovilas, in memory of my Lovely Mother and a great Mom.
Anderson Dovilas was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, July 02, 1985. This young author has published in France, In the US, and in Canada. He has attended the State University of Haiti where he studied Linguistic and a minor in Ethnology. He is a Poet-activist, a cultural Journalist, a playwright, and an actor. Dovilas, has participated, collaborated, and organized several cultural events; and often organized street performances to rein-act the history of his battered country, to create social activities, to educate and entertain. He is one of the Directors of the Haitian American Art Network, Inc., he is one of the founding members of the student association (CEM). Co-Founder and advisor of Parole En Archipel a daily online magazine publish in three languages. He is a member of the Aterlier Creation Marcel Gilbert of the Library Justin L Herisson, and Founder of the Societe des Poetes Creolophones. He is currently the host of “Focus” on Tele Anacaona. He has published seven books, three in Haitian Creole, three in French and one in English. His texts appeared in several newspapers and magazines in the Caribbean, specifically in Haiti and in Europe.
