Fall

*Fall.*

Oh! You law, you've
promised not spare
non irrespective of 
class or tribes

On your vow we count,
and we'd never 
pictured you as 
chameleon; until your
yellow turns to white
color

You're deduce from
nature, and you 
supposed
to be scary as lion

To upper class you
turns sheep, for lower 
class you're wolf

You prey on us as 
pest prey on crops
Your blind eyes is
open to their acts
On us you became
warlord as our bloods
alone stained your sword; 
your open arms embrace 
their flaws

Mother of nation fall,
as you've pivotal Rich's
than Poor's; let get back
to renaissance period.

 *ILORI .M. OLUWATOSIN*

 _©TheGentleInnocentSoul._
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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