Ojok Isaac Poems

I wish the sun does not rise
And shine tomorrow,
That I may see how bright
Your love could light my world.
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Thou a wind that blows scent of a perfume
With tang that pacifier me from loneliness
My credo is that you keep to resume
With sun and moon as I see thy fairness
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I sit under a mango tree, fighting to be free.
I lay on my bed, to take it off my head
The love lost when I was still in love
I want to forget, because I can't get
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Where do you hide little star?
Far!
In day time your face is not seen,
In?
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I know a man who forgives not
Who may do but not forget

He never smiled or laughed
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Fearing
Dying
Hiding
Home
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I woke from my bed
Amazed to be alive
Raised up my head
And prayed to God
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I hear them breathing silently
Like wheezing winds... invisibly
That you are older than me
And I look younger than thee
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I was born black
From dust by God
I was given life
In the land of Africa
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