Afghan Radio Program Discussion

Beautiful name, what do you do?

My name is Khalilullah. My route is Chaharqul, not Lina-e Dana. I drive my passengers along the roads.

I build them up and down. I use few bridges, in Jampa Kala.

I inflate the tires, on the road.

At Bagh-e Bala, I check the tires on the road. At Chaharqul, I take the car out at night, God willing.

I start it

at the caravanserai, in God's name. When evening comes, I head home, and they open the gate

for me, Nana.

The children. She says, “Khalilullah isn't at the site. The shopping bags

of groceries…”

Tonight, the guests are coming, my sisters. Then I say they all went to Qazi Garden,

to Shor Bazan, to the ruined map, to

Abtandia. “Hey, what should I bring you from the market?” Round and round,

I get rid of the burden of chores at

home.

Thank you. May you remain safe from harm and danger. On this reputable radio and television station,

broadcast our programs. Keep informed throughout Afghanistan

at all times.

In God's name, everyone is on the move. I'm completely bewildered about what

to say.

You’re the letter yourself now. Your sister’s other name is Shamima.

Madina. May you recover from the coronavirus. Your checkups

on the roads are a hardship.

Your filming on the roads in Afghanistan is ongoing.

May you live well.

Bless you.

May you see better days, dear father.