The Red Head Poem by Tony Adah

The Red Head



I got a new improved
Fruit of a guava which
Some bats had feasted on
I feared to celebrate
With it because of ebola

I left it on a stumpwall
Of the flowerbed to ripen
So I can get its seeds for
Ebola free plants.

A red head came nodding its red head
And wagging its red tail
Stretching its rough tongue
When I discovered him
Festivity had lapsed

Red head made a U- turn
Climbed a text coat wall
Licking his tongue joyfully
From a great meal
Wished to him by evd.

Sunday, September 14, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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