Short State Of Emergency Poems

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State of Emergency

After the wind stops blowing

We will pull down the shades

The thunder rumbles past our yellow, one story apartment.

Standing close to the foamy shores

I can hear the newscaster murmur its warnings of another flash flood watch.

I adjust my headphones, picking up a Vogue to pass the time.
Form: ABC


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It’s lock down in Jozi, a state of emergency
As you know,
Wends my hair dresser sent me a what’s app,
Haven’t seen her for Three weeks or so,
She’s bored, so started to cut her front and back
Lawn with her scissors,
As for now has no customers, so does not use
Her salon’s mirrors!
Form: Rhyme

Trial In Complaint by Corruption

Trial in Complaint by Corruption
Without notice of state of emergency regarding homelessness
Poverty law precludes me from prosecution as in definition of rights the slaves literacy is justice.



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Explain Nigeria

Explain Nigeria
There is nothing
To explain 
Nigeria is what it is 
Am sorry to disappoint you 

We are not better 
We are not the worst

But the people 
Are not happy 
With it leaders

The youths are not 
Empowered

The economy is suffering
And it people 
Are agitating to divide it nation

So I could simply 
Define Nigeria as 
A state of emergency
A conutry of confusion
Is the proper way to 
Explain Nigeria
Form: Epic

State of Emergency

A bad virus 

has taken state

South America's infection 

complicates

Antibiotics 

required to kill the germs

Open heart surgery 

removes infesting worms


Gang leaders 

Of the wild, wild South

"Jail Minds " 

Casting spells about   

Corrupted elements

Rob the people blind 

Not a drop of water

Miseries of every kind

 
Hearts be strong

Nicolas Maduro falling down  

This tyrant's time is done

Venezuela's freedom has begun

Victory's won
Form: Verse


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