Hateism Poem by Christopher Okiri

Hateism

Rating: 5.0


I wish to hit and smash a thing of substance
Some thing unmoving like statue in a temple
Some stained-glass window in the distance
Shadow-casting thing like a church's steeple

Dazzling dome wrapped in sheets of fools gold
Covering pile ‘o stones & termite-eaten timber
Graven image of the molten calf, standing bold
In the cross-haired scope of my fiery temper

I shoot; the straying shots miss their targets
Bouncing off walls by which I am encompass'
Curving in steep slopes and spiking tangents
Coming back as pricks to sting me on the ass

COMMENTS OF THE POEM

It is quite late by the time we'd learn that light might illuminate our life, it definitely casts shadows too. There's no escape. Top score

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