I Wish Yesterday Never Exist

I wish yesterday never exist 
I wish all this days past be only like everyday 
I wish I can boast only for what life gaves 
I wish I was never born in a 21st century 
I wish all the rain washes away all I see yesterday
I wish I was not human 
Either are humans of today one as well
I wish I was born when the world was once a heaven 
Yet I wish yesterday never exist 

I wish 
I wish all this dark cloud turn light 
In Africa 
I wish to see freedom weighed by justic in this planet called earth 
I wish all we voted for was for our good 
I wish our goverment were never corrupt
I wish our resources were for to serve our need as it was meant to be 
Oh I wish I wish I wish 
I wish  all troubles goes like yesterday never exist 

I wish 
I wish tribalism stops
I wish racism stops
I wish Africa unite despite it right of it defferent indigenous identity 
I wish we all could see beyound now 
I wish how more can life teach us to live beyound fear
The days use to be warm or cold
Now the days are hot and dry 
We are now so thirsty and hungry
I wish we could once be brave 
Oh I wish I wish I wish 
Yet I wish yesterday never exist 

I wish 
The good 
The bad 
The ugly 
The worst 
The best 
It all started from yesterday 
Oh i wish I wish I wish 
I wish The rain washes away my sorrows away to the unknown 
So i wish 
Yesterday never exist
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Ink-U-Script Avatar
July 9, 2016 at 9:02 PM
Man, you are really pouring your heart out in these writes....be blessed and stay strong!!!!
Nnoli Avatar
October 29, 2016 at 3:22 PM
Be blessed too bro, pace ink, mi cant write with out mi soul! Lol! Richard thanks
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