Obinna Kenechukwu Eruchie Poems

A quick storming light,
a yard's palm-tree shows and fades,
the dark sight returns.
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The rainbow of flowers shows life serene;
Flowers—graceful—that sigh with bliss have seen
Nature, who blessed them with vigour green.
To that a song of light they sing, keen
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So ripe is heaven, ever reaped
by sowing no hell on others;
with the desire to unleash help
across to lives close and far off.
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Ne'er in one I've seen such peace;
my soul drowns in decrease.
Vain like a loaded lighter
to light a void cooker,
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Arise now, Green-White-
Green, rise from the night
to receive the light;
rise up strong and fight
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The law’s inferno, for burning out crime,
is nei’er alive nor living in their hearts;
freezing justice to become still in time,
when they’re false in fulfilling their just parts.
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If I let go of virtue, what becomes
of the promise ‘have it in your heart where
you are from’, these very words in large sums
from my father, have been my tool I fare
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Virtuous pens, who are pressing
for the sceptres to wield their stand
for good, to see to it they bring
sunshine’s flow all over the land;
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Let my words be th' words others have not used;
let my words have the footsteps of their own,
in the measure-and-rhyme-form well pen-fused
by hand: images through words of ink shown.
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