Blood Morning

BLOOD MORNING.

Writing from the vicinity of
Aluu,
My beautiful taboo.

Here is the hometown of Kalu,
My good friend who resides in
Kano.
Aluu, the popular city wearing
Jungle tattoos,

In this city, atrocity happens every
Afternoon
Innocent blood could be mistaken 
For cashews,
Vampires breathing within manhood.

Now I can't eat my Apu
Human beings could be roasted 
Like cattle,
Yoruba calls it maluu.

If GOD should ask for one
Word,
I will say HE must banish You,
Seize all your shoes 
And the pregnant shouldn't 
Deliver fruits.

Habib Akewusola
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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