The Sun will Shine Again

THE SUN WILL SHINE AGAIN

When fear comes visiting 
Like a secret lover from the shadows,
My heart welcomes her looney tunes
To my desolate cathedral -
Familiar stranger, 
In motley congregation.

My dreams scream like dirty wounds 
On arduous thorny grounds;
Fright takes hold in feeble space,
Fear smiles in gruesome glee,
Echoes of doubt stifle
My wailing heart in grisly dread.

I turn to _Elédùmarè_ for guidance,
He sends _Ifá_ for comfort -
Whose corpus coaxes 
in subtle motifs.

I hear the cock crow...
 _Ku`ku`ru´u`ku!_ 

It's a new dawn.

(One of my #TAP4 entries)
Published in "Echoes from the Savannah" © Makinde Adebayo Adeniyi,2024
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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