If things got expiry date
Then let my tears dry
Out of their graves they cry
Justice, justice, where is your jury?
Gunshots in the morning bandits in the evening
Before they know how to trudge
Young men falls quiet in red pools
No place to call a home and no food
Some wander in unknown places
The last enemy knocks no one survives
Naked and without hope
Kwashiorkor eats them
Media houses are attracted
Rusty blades devour young girls
Bleeding , bleeding , the land is polluted
In foreign streets the cry is the same
Those with black skins are inferior
Their spray is bullets and their water is blood
Filed and forgotten cases, the cry
Cancer is in our cells the racism
Before their knockers are fully exposed
Sisters are caged in prisons of prostitution
Like doormats they are used and damped
Money in their pockets but souls in graves
My heart bleeds.
- Author: Francis (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: February 20th, 2023 04:28
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 23
- Users favorite of this poem: L. B. Mek, Sakwa Franc
Comments2
'Rusty blades devour young girls'
for those that realise
the pure Horror of these words
that in 2023 modernity, such
despicably barbaric inhumanity
is still being enforced
on young defenceless
girls
can only fuel our rage
at existence's depthless pits
of injustice...
(great write, dear Poet
it's so important
that we utilise our art
to scream loud
on behalf of those
who've had their volition
horror, stunned
into subservient dissonance)
Thanks LB Mek for your time ... I cherish and honour you
But though he cause grief, yet will he have compassion according to the multitude of his mercies.
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