akachukwu chukwuemeka ( akabeks) Poems

A princess full of love and charity.
She abandoned the tired eye of London
For the palpating pyramids of the Pharaoh’s.
And without reservation, she centered her universe
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She carries her tender front firm and innocently.
De flowered, has emerge dazzling
With panache…,
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In the labyrinth of his mind,
The pine whistles and bend to this
Push of nature.
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Patience,
It carries an expiring date.
When patience expires, it becomes poisonous.
Unfit for consumption, it becomes desperation.
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A dance exotic,
The rhythm, a wonderful fluidity,
Ears that listen, an attention to behold
And the dance steps, a reverberating
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It bleeds,
My pen bleeds, my pen bleeds.
Whether it is my forte, I cannot fault.
Bleed blue, bleed black, and bleed red …
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Ignorance and poverty are landlords.
Half naked women celebrate gossip
All day long. They are houwives.
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The chicks descend on the refuse dump,
With fervent aggression, they scatter to gather,
Spreading their feathers with buried pride,
They peck away sorrows of bleeding existence,
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Sometimes, you feel possessed…,
You hear voice whisper verses to your ears,
You pick your pen and write.
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Of thoughts, this emotions,
Of steps—a dance,
Of rhythm, so unforgettable,
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