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The Storm

The Storm

 

 

Lily disappeared one hardened season,

            What a virginity stolen from Lagos to continent America

 Whore plantation there, there must be scarcity of flowers in Africa,

            Neighbours mutter in their garden, Daisy gone too with the season.

 

 

Comes raining season, as Children sing “rain” rain” the soil patches,

  They appeared groomed beauty of lust and vain

They must refresh men, thee desire powerful than the orb of three witches

            Beware their veins, woes and diseases, flowing like drain.

 

 

Gone so wild good girls, selling foreign virus in the outlets

            Being brought to Africa, they brought no tablets

And their disease come, grandpa hibernate in the forest

   No herb yet, says the wizard on the crest.

 

 

This season with drops of death here,

            When will your storm be over, here?

 

 

 

Uche Chidozie Okorie

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Letter To the Unborn

To whom it may concern
 The tick-tock never wait
The worst will come no late
  Sprouting from all corners, holy end
From west to east and back, wave counter-espionage with mask of fiend
 Who waters war ever growing seed, rest in his castle with Chateau D'yquem's bottles,
 While underdogs of the world, crouch as their heart beat rattles,
Mayday with burning fuels like volcano, mustn't be frightful 
 The hand that mould nuclear so faithful.

Seekers of peace, hardworking, they add more to the over-populace figure of land of dead
  Activist might know, they intervene with dying plead,
Hope, little like mustard, the rest of the world turned slaves to fear,
  This I know, death is very easy, I tune my Lear,To babysit my day, 
For, sorrow is the gold the earth got to pay We will die, never to die again.

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Final Say

Me like a speck in the gizzard of mother earth,
   Sitting coldly, my short time, waiting to be grind,
Didn't I wear any power? embracing odd of all unpleasant kind,
 My faith like dry pumpkin, hanging on top of grandma's hearth.

I watch the cloud go crazy, but can't scold,
  For, am already drenched more than a Hippo in the sea,
The sun stings like bee,
  For, it has been tortured, upon me to grow cold.

Jokey dance of wilful whirlwind,
  My fearless heart, before me zoomed away,
Maybe declared in this garden, to be king only " in the castle of my mind"
  For, builders of earth now the cruellest aliens fighting my kingly way.

Whether, am only a lusty dust, waiting for soil tribute, to pay,
 Jehovah himself has the final say.

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Olympus

Raised among walls, of popularity from gone sages
	This place, o’ gods of gods born of mothers of universe
Of human destiny, here infused for ages
		Whence civilization soars, it rules even the age of my verse.

This place garnish o’ galaxy, like palace of hades
	Of tiles in crystalline, in eye balls flow
Of alchemy, nations drink from its silver cup as their poverty fades
		Creaking sounds of gold and wares, little little starry stars glow.

Olympus, siphoning lands, o’ air-raid subjection
	Mutiny spell, sprays of orthodoxy rejection
O’ many men preach, of breach the current from here dazzle
Of many walls envisage victory, to razzle.

Oh! Olympus, never allow what I hold of you to flaw
	For, nations make you victim of their law.


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Second Coming

Fusillade! The thunder throbbed merrily
 As the grassy hay in the stable clamped the baby lad
 Involuntarily, intoxicated tears started running mad
   Huge hand stroke beard, eyes lashes blushed wearily.

Rambling on tarragon path with lively pasture
   Glaring, jealous eyes creep-ed, must be the son of the herdsman,
Who tickled the plants, poked the animals and sent obloquy to man
 They engraved a cave, o! Capture that creature.

He must not stay, a mutant from the pit of sea
 Mistrial, voices rattled, real alien some tittle-tattled,
Shackles raised, skin bruised, gallows set, parents fled,
  Thunder scared, cloud dark and disdain, lightening too blind to see.

Just infusion, the choric birds racked bitterly,
   He will be back, majestically.

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Monumental Epistle

Flooding to sky, my feelings over the sloppy bank
Dangling like tulips on the rainy eve, flourishing
My smile, angels awake, their trumpet, my soul nourishing
Tell her! She never my heart left blank.

Her small argument, amuse i, while on bed to rest
Creature! Oh! Creature, she beat nature
That day, on my side seated, she never mature
Hope, her idiosyncrasy like weather never change abreast.

Wishes are pathetic, we might walk one day
On the plaited heir of roses and lilies
While our aged stories grow new like sweet bay
As ecstasy hovers like drunken butterflies.

Traverse her all time, i might miss her last wave
In case, do see her, my monumental epistle, try to save.

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Scandal

Here am I, all about me flick from 
flabby mouth, from day, dusk till 
dawn

 Incredible! Humans' heart being 
mould with red mud while I from 
concrete

 Alas, tenderness of living I 
tightly secrete

Obverse of human, I might came 
from waste land, where grows no 
lawn.

 Eh! Pure nostrils despise my 
odour

Maybe my body is going rack and 
ruin, what a whack

Passes I, hisses snipe my 
present, as collided laughter 
mourn my back

 Stealthily, I drawl my footstep to 
avoid those footmarks of vigour.

What am I, only me holds, except 
you skin my heart
 
 To unravel those pulses, 
encaged for years,

My frowned face a case study for 
human's judgement, what! An 
art,

 Truthful lies about me dominate, 
my condemnation rears.

Scandal! Seems to provoke the 
madness in my head

 But patience, till nature's 
judgement takes lead.

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Smile

Whenever, my smile fades,

   Surround or around 
comes hades

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Traveller

As i traverse, never know when my sun will retire wholly
  As its gaze bump on whole, to split out my knight errant shadow,
Dusty and encrusted sole of mine, wild creatures hum their pitying elegy like a widow  While colourful grasses rest on their sandy and muddy couch delightfully.

The cloud coming with veiled complexion, my sun must go into bed, 
 The moon surfacing, the exact time for shadowy walkers,
Might stop in your hut to taps your wood like woodpeckers,  
Chide me not, don't let your eyes go red.

For, that which comes to a man goes to another man 
Maybe whirl whirl like wind or yours drizzle drizzle like rain, 
Which thou cannot trick upon, as thou lives among human
For, mankind race is a journey to the same terrain.

For traveller am i since birth put me on 
 Chide me not away, nor my time sit upon.

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My Princess

Even if earthquake pound, and the ground tremble,
 And people scramble, tumble and rumble, I will not grumble, but ramble,
 Clinging softly, carefully, lovely, a sprig, sprawling a virgin rose,
 Like guest, to west, with zest, to show my best and give my princess her smitten 
dose.

Ding dong dong, her door will romantically ring,
 Ping pong, softly my heart will beep, like ray, my face will embrace gay, bubbling like ling,
  Tiptoe, a snazzy smock with long dimly than char inborn hair
Will passionately push the door open, with her heavenly made fragrance grooving and hovering in the air.

Holy bow, head will pay due, to the queen of the whole planet, my billion century carved hind,
  Whose glittery eyes, evoke a sparkling dream to a blur mind,
Manner of confrontation resurrects a hibernated heart,
 Stainless, bleach less, bleak less, blench less, ripe like yellow peel's skin that's full of life, like art.

For, if my life got dried by earth chaos of any kind,
  She is a droplet, that will revivified my dead rind.