Cracks In Walls 1 Poem by Emeka GOC

A Crack on the Wall


Cracks come, deliberate, upon the walls,
Cracks arrive in forms both great and small.
Without appointment, you are disappointed;
Without availability, you won't be appointed.
Most cracks are found in responsible homes,
For responsible people see the flaws in their domes.
Make your family a crackless home.


A crack is found even where there is peace,
Not in debris, but where quiet lives lease.
Responsible land and homeowners share
The community's heavy, common care.
For the strength and structural hold of the family,
There are varied cracks in the walls of families.


Most domestic partnerships are merely cosmetic,
Unlike business partnerships with unregulated trouble,
Caused by shifts that are thermally problematic.
In modern-day marriage, it is still a jungle,
Where minority shareholders are structurally disadvantaged.


There are no patterns to distinguish specifics,
Just harmless, cosmetic cracking—nonspecific.
Do you have a puzzle, a deep-seated concern?
Have you looked at your family as a structural concern?