Birth Of Death Poem by Lundi Ncuthu

Birth Of Death



Yesterday was dark and pale
The mountains burst with hot lava gush
That rushed and left the lands in anguish
It abruptly erupted like a brutal tempest
And swept over humanity with no consent
It amputated every human being at heart
The leaves swirled in the autumn wind
As the fall season came to dread
birth of death came too close to the
Destruction of humanity

The lands buried soldiers and emperors
Who's hearts never beat with thoughts
Of deceasing but today we fold arms
And bow our heads for our fallen Kings
This world was never a better place
It's a timed puzzle, one wrong move
We die, one day love held my heart
And within those cold winter nights
God came and took my love in a swirl
And he said he needed another angel

Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: loss,death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ntsako Manhisa 02 October 2018

God came and took my love in a swirl And he said he needed another angel Wow, that's another way of looking into it

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Lundi Ncuthu

Lundi Ncuthu

Durban, Clermont
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