Building What's next
Light Packs” (Free Verse) In a place where the sun sets too soon,And the night swallows pages of dreams,A girl stitched hope into plastic and thread—Aurelie, with her hands small but bold,Turned daylight into power. A bag became a beacon.A walk to school, a charge of possibility.And in the dark,A glow from her books lit…
Girl of Light” (Spoken Word Style) They called her “refugee”—Like that was all she’d ever be.But she called herself inventor,Solar queen, dream defender. She ain’t wait for saviors,She made her own light.Thread and wire,Turning blackouts into bright. One girl,Twelve bags,A ripple in the night.Now Nakivale got starsThat don’t wait for the sky.
In Nakivale, She Rose” (Rhymed, Traditional Style) In Nakivale’s dusty air,A girl with dreams beyond despairTook scraps and light and bound them tightTo gift her peers the gift of night. She had no lab, no tools of gold,Just courage in a grip so bold.A backpack made with care and grace,Brought stars into a child’s small…