A Stone For Bread Poem by Edward Kofi Louis

A Stone For Bread



Of a plenteous harvest with few labourers,
Of a man of deceit like a sheep without a shepherd;
It is a shame! But was Nimrod a Blackman? !

Many have done so without ending,
Like sheep in the midst of wolves!
But, was Hitler a Blackman? !

Everyone in the hand of his neighbour,
Like a stone for bread when one is hungry for food;
But let us try to see the other side of the Lake.
Like a snake for fish in this life,
Try to do what you wanted men to do for you.

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