A Man of LettersA Poem by Joseph EluzaiA penman's take on the might of words.Put pen to paperIf you want to be sharperA man of lettersIs all it takes to break fettersScout for a new lightTo dispel our moonless nightShine forth like an angelTo claim tomorrow’s mantelThere are many lines to inkAbout what men do and thinkIn such times of want and troubleWhen everything is double or just rubbleChronicle the confusion of patronsAnd jot down the right noises of matronsAbout scarce domestic showersAnd men coming back without flowersPen down the fury of young peopleGroping for more than Eve’s appleRubbing shoulders with fantasyAs clocks stop ticking for clemencyLook at the plight of childrenCourted in homesteads like oxenPoint at nature for nurtureAnd bid the illusion of caricatureTo lay down armsIn favor of all hands on farmsAlong nature’s lovely veinsThrobbing with life without stainsHeaven is a stone’s throwFor those who will grow© 2013 Joseph Eluzai |
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Added on August 19, 2013 Last Updated on August 19, 2013 AuthorJoseph EluzaiJuba, South Sudan, East Africa, SudanAboutI love to go by the pen-name of Ayeko Waraka. I write what I like.............. more.. |

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