| by Duru Samuel Azubuike | |
| Published on: Jan 24, 2008 | |
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| Type: Poetry | |
| https://www.tigweb.org/express/panorama/article.html?ContentID=18053 | |
| In my days of blue I sobbed in the blue Midnight blues No succour within the bricks blue - No vindicating clues No balmy ointment No wound’s treatment No teddy to cuddle It was chagrin and hurdle Midnight grumbles. I was pretty saddened B’cause my wounds reddened From their spoken laden. It was a mammoth burden That’s why I was maddened. But I pity the scoffers B’cause they are idle loafers - Nosy parkers, who monger scuttlebutts, They are not brainier than cigar butts. Lo and behold, heaven visited my trouble And gave me double for my trouble Heaven humbled those who rattled B’cause He hearkened to my grumble. To make my wage triple, Heaven redouble my marble. In my eyes it was a marvel - Glory to Heaven for blotting my trouble; Bless Him, for He alone, gives coddle. « return. |
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