Novel & Cerita Puisi Anti Perundungan

"Ada ni waye ma ma me je ki jiya (Creator, don't let me suffer), O to bi tabi okere ori Mi o fe (whether small or big, my head forbids it), Oshi o dara, Atobiju ma pin de o do Mi (Poverty is bad, most high don't let it be a part of my life), Ti iya nla ba gbeni shonle kekere a bori eni( If one is battling with a big problem, smaller problems would come knocking), Ki lafani ori ti ani ti ko gbeni? (What's the essence of a head that Can't save one?)

Rin swallowed, then cleared her throat. Her voice came out rough but steady as she read. > “We do not lay our children down > on stone to prove we care. > We name the ones who made it through, > with trembling, teeth, and fear. > > We do not ask for spotless blood > To wash our stories clean. > We stand here with the scars we have > and say: *we still are seen.* > > We will not bind a single name > to debts they never chose. > We carry weight with open eyes;

The sound of chanting was heard again as the gamelan music grew louder. A chilling song rang out. ‘Sanadyan planjeng satebeh mungkin’ (Despite running as far as possible) mboten bakal manggihaken margi wangsul. (Will not find the way home) Kula sampun nangsuli kalih tali pati. (I've tied with the rope of death) Manuto Nduk, Cah Ayu. (Obey the beautiful child) Ampun ngelawan, awakmu saget pejah tanpa raos sakit. (Don't fight, you can die painlessly)