Monday, 25 January 2021

All is Well(Poem)

 



The world was silent when we died

Pains that births greater pain

Agonies that rips soul outta their bodies

The brouhaha that comes with life

Nobody to shield us from the hullabaloo


In our deaths, we will rise again

Tucked away in our graves

Is a speck and ray of hope

From which we would rekindle the fire


For if it's all a practice

Then all is well

And if all is well

The practice can be lived.



 By chinenye chukwujekwe(guest writer) 


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