Boys Don't Marry

Sakwa Franc

Amara is tired

Amara is wounded

Amara is betrayed

She thought to have found him

The one to be merged with her

 

The first night with him

Gently touch and soft kiss

Her heart leapt like a wild gazelle

When his testicle bells hit her thighs

Amara squealed

 

She has missed her period

Her breasts are tender and swollen

Amara is vomiting in the morning

Abdominal pains bites her

She is sick with mood swings

 

Nine months are over

The fetus's eyes and pupils are more developed

It's time to push

Amara is alone

Amara is bleeding

 

She's carried off by paramedics

The blade cuts through her

She wriths and groans in pain

Her angel safely arrives raising alarm

Amara's child

 

His phone is off

His address is invalid

He was last seen with Jane

Rumours have reached Amara

He is planning to marry Jessica

 

Amara is weak

Amara pays all the bills

Amara's child is sick

Amara carries her child to hospital

In a hospital she stands behind a young man

 

He's speaking to a doctor

To give him more rubbers

There is a night dance to attend

More gardens to be ploughed by him

He's done , his eyes meets Amara

 

Amara is shocked and terrified

She drops on the cemented floor with her child

Jerry's head meets the floor

It bursts open splashing blood 

Jerry passes on

 

Darkness and silence!

He took to his heels

Across the highways cars tooted

Undercarriage there he went in peace

His body lies next to Jerry.

 

  • Author: Francis (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 21st, 2023 06:50
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 9
  • Users favorite of this poem: L. B. Mek
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  • Addy

    Its...unique. I feel for amara, but i think you used her name a bit too much

  • L. B. Mek

    A brave write, dear Poet
    A Harrowingly grim, slice of life...
    (and in a modernity, where girls
    are inundated with the message
    that everything male
    is a monster, waiting to be revealed
    that segregation
    continues, to increase
    and, more n more girls
    are clueless, as to how to discern
    between a boy and a 'Man'..
    and those opportunistic, fools
    taking advantage of those defenceless
    girls
    feeding their ego's, by hunting every night
    for 3 min's of mindless gratification
    ...
    I hope all the feminist's and woke
    woman, realise
    by sprouting hate against, all men
    instead of advising and educating
    and letting the these young girls
    witness for themselves
    and separate those dangerous, boys
    from the nervous herd of men, in-waiting
    they just make unnecessary preys
    out of embattled girls)
    not all men are shallow dogs
    neither is every girl, a victim in waiting
    some
    are lucky to have friends, sisters and mothers
    who teach them, who pass on
    their know-how
    so they can avoid repeating gyrational mistakes
    our feelings, are such imposing
    burdens
    when we're too young to realise
    their capacity
    to silence, our natural amygdala alarms
    and that logical perception, to notice
    warning signs...
    these is why , we respect
    our mothers and grandmothers
    heeding their wisdom
    to save us, so much of life's
    unnecessary growing pains..
    I hope, we change and reverse the trend
    recognise, their is more to life
    that stats and googled facts...

    • Sakwa Franc

      Thanks so much Brother LB for your time.
      Here in my country , especially my sisters have developed a negative attitude towards men who have good intentions towards them just because they were in a toxic relationship with a bunch of fools who never valued them . Boys don't marry only men do . Boys are after sex and short term pleasures that justifies their mediocrity.


      Thanks LB I honor you so much and I admire your writing skills



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