'E Life After 'eath Poem by Joshua Adeyemi

Ajosh form of sonnet

'End of the master's life came, life after death.

Life bound to life by a slave re-birth.
Inwanle is bound to die with her master
Frivolity, strife, calabash; an escort to her master.
Eruption of destructive strife and pain

All her pleas fell deaf-ears; she's bound to escort.
Falling dusk had accompanied her breath.
Future's hope, the culture had rent.
Time bound, 'I'll come back as a daughter' she'd said.
Endowed with respect, she regarded what she'd said.
Ripe of her duty, she's done with the escort.

'End of her strife, with a glowing skin she'd returned to reign.
Atrributed to her, on the return, headache made an escort.
Time like the sea's waves rumbles to'n'fro.
Heighten the rule, ease the devouring culture, make peace glow.
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