Hate On the Back of Love

Do the right thing , 
If hate was a human being , some people could be so happy to live with shaks and  crocodiles  under the waters than other people on earth. 

You can illtreat some maids 
And try to build fiction love to mermaids 

Hate on the back of love 
Why do you hide your hate in your fake love, 

Do the right thing, 
If you are not possessing demons, 
Can  you find out  the origin of the spirit which always pushes 
You to like animals more than some human beings: 

A) When your maids hide in the kitchen eating 
And  you are eating on the same table with some dogs. 
B) When some women and men are out there 
And  you  are sleeping with some animals. 

C) When you can not attend the funeral or birthday 
Party of one of  your workers
But you can call  them to  participate to the  funeral or 
Birthday party of your dogs. 

D) You feel normal when one of your relatives going to rest 
But you go crazy when one of  your cows dies. 
E) You discriminate some people 
But worship the  cows and  elephants.

F) You feel awful when one of your domestic birds or animals dies
But you find normal when thousands of people of
Other races or tribes or religions, or  nationalities die. 

Do the right thing while you still  living on this earth, 
I love you. 

March 12/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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March 13, 2023 at 7:32 AM
Very beautiful poem with a surprise gift as an ending. People are harder than pets because they want to be loved instead of petted.
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