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Best Poems Written by Cherity Tonga

Below are the all-time best Cherity Tonga poems as chosen by PoetrySoup members

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The Phoenix

The days are gone 
And the place is dry 
Nothin good was done 
There's even no fly 

Dreams were totally shattered 
And silence filled the place 
All wishes were scattered 
Around the fool's face 

They came in a sheep's mask 
Pretending to be helpful 
They only came to complete a task 
And left no soul restful 

Unfortunately they weren't aware of a living soul 
It died and lived again, making their lives a foul

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Them, Drug Addicts

It's not hunger for food 
And it makes one a fool 
It's really nothing good 
More like leaving a toddler in a pool 

All victims does panic 
But they're in as if they get a commission 
The actions are so ironic 
Leaving one amazed, on the line of division 

They do monologues 
You really would swear they are mad 
If you hear them doing dialogues 
The topics don't match the news, it's so sad 

They say they steal for a living 
Unfortunately the earth so soon is what they end up leaving

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Pillar of Strength

It was tougher along the way 
More than climbing up a slippery hill 
I almost threw in the towel anyway 
But I knew I had to cling to my will 

Inner scars are what I sustained 
With a broken soul in a pain 
Positivity was maintained 
I had to focus on the main 

Through the rough patch you were present 
And never even dared to dismiss 
Therefore I offer the present 
For all you have done I will miss 

Thanks for not being mean 
All I said is what I mean 





   "Dark Blue "

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Tear Drops

I stood at the valley 
Positioned myself in akimbo 
I stood there in valour 
Man, I was overwrought 

You are the reason why I went there 
All your deeds drove me to the dell 
It wasn't easy but I had to dare 
Maybe that's the reason why people don't wanna go to hell 

What you meant when you said you need space? 
What is it that's hard to be said to my face? 
I thought with me you were in a good place, 
Like you said I rule the palace. 

Told me you the one 
 but what happened now? 
Maybe I didn't understand which "one" 
 but then how? 

You had changed 
When I show up you no longer smile 
You are so blur-faced 
I could see you from a mile 

I will give you the space you need 
You will see me no more 
That will be til we meet again 
I won't bother you anymore 

My heart pumps toxic blood 
Flowing so fast with power like flood 
I know you won't mourn my death 
I am sorry I am leaving the earth.

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Cardiodepressed

My mind accepted defeat 
When I stepped in the love game. 
And my heart would skip a beat 
Whenever I heard your name. 

Everything was colorful, 
Even black seemed so bright. 
How couldn't it'd been wonderful?
I thought everything was right. 

'til you walked out to sort something 
Right in the middle of the game. 
Sorting out something led to another thing, 
Another thing of which I fail to name. 

I came your way but you pushed me away. 
I thought you weren't well I had to stay, 
To a point that I began to pray. 
't wasn't easy I must really say. 

And because of the heat 
It's my heart that accepted defeat.

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Poverty

It taught me not to rely on anyone 
To stand up and sweat for my own benefit 
To decide by mind not by heart 
It shaped my vision and caused transition 

Gone to bed with hunger but still hoped for the best 
I'd sometimes think it's a curse 
How things took place wasn't fascinating 
And when people looked at me they saw nothing 

I sometimes lost friends because I had nothing 
Whenever I told my story they'd say I'm looking for attention 
Whenever I'd seek for help they'd say they're busy 
But that never stopped me from going 

Family would distance their selves 
Telling me to sort out myself 
How was I going to do that? 
They didn't wanna know

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Manifest

Filthy fraud's wrong ride rankles... 
Funny feigning felon

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The Nightmare

I was walking down the pavement 
I seemed to be going through a rough patch 
I had to do some house payment 
But it seemed complicated I had to start from scratch 
The payment doing was in my mind 
When I saw a young man in my yard 
He seemed low, otherwise he was kind 
His attire made him seem like a security guard 
I watched him until he got close 
The walk seemed familiar though 
And his face didn't make sense 
You couldn't exactly tell his moods or emotions 
He took out a sharp knife and stabbed me several times 
I laid down there helpless and saw you heading our way 
And the most painful thing was that I saw you shaking hands with him

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Loyalty's Aftermath

It's a dream I never had 
A story I never read 
A choice I never made 
And a song I never sang 

It came to existence when we met 
Leaving me with no doubt about it 
With it I didn't feel upset 
I knew I had to live with it 

Time went by and we were fine 
We did everything we thought was right 
That's when I told myself you were mine 
I never thought we would have a fight 

I don't know what happened but you changed 
Forcing me to excuse you while you take calls 
I've asked so many times but you left me hanged 
I was worried more when I caught you talking to the walls 

In us you totally gave up 
Blaming me for every single mistake 
Telling me to shut up 
That you feel like throwing me in the lake 

You told me I am disgusting 
That you were better off without me 
I knew there was someone you were seeing 
Someone two times better than me 

I was a fool 
All you did was to pretend 
Acting like everything was cool 
I bet that was never what you intend

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Enemy's Vision

He looks at me and see nothing 
It's like my life is in his hands 
He really doesn't believe I can be something 
All he sees is just a dirty girl who grew up in the village and farms 

Nothing good suits me in his eyes 
Am sure he wish he can control me 
He saw me holding a pen and a book 
He then laughed so loud with impressions 

I could tell he had something in mind 
He held still and stared at me for a while 
Probably he had questions in his mind 
Who do you think you are 

He judges from a distance 
He just see a little good for nothing village girl