Heavy Heart I Burry Them Poem by Charles Jagongo

Heavy Heart I Burry Them



Whoosh, whoosh, whap!
A hungry Eagle destroyed their nest
High up and up
Their mom, captured, away from nest
Turning back not
Had become an Eagle’s meal.
Little ones orphaned
Wingless and scared,
Escape, they had tried
Thud, had fallen to ground
One, a leg broken, head smashed
Another, out were intestines
Pity, pity, up I pick them
Cupped in my palms, lifeless
Up, the tree
Their nest, a ruined home
Heavy heart heaving
I bury them, no ceremony, nothing
An Ant, a meal it had seen!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Suelynn Walters 18 July 2012

To me this sounds very sad. this caught my attention and emotion at the same time.

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