Father Here Lies A Whip Poem by Benjamin Icon Ede

Father Here Lies A Whip



Father, here lies a whip:
It's love and affection.

Bore a whole in my heart border
With wisdom's word so tender;
They speak. Louder than thunder;
Carve better than whip,
And easily make my mind weep.

Marks of cane can erase,
And their blood without a trace;
So stress not your arm
for it won't make me calm:

Please mind the red color of your chide;
I am still but a child
You can easily carve my kind
If love in your heart I find
Mild is still my mind.

And take me not a prey;
Please I pray!
With love I can be slain
Upon your choice lain
Not with cane's pain
Such will be no gain.

I'm but a tot,
Like a robot
I only trot
How I am taught;
Mum what do you think?

Sunday, September 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Advice
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Am inspired to write this poem by all the kids and teenagers out there undergoing pain in the hands of hash parents, and guidance, that knows not, or ignoring the buoyant influence of love in forging up a any child into. Greatness. This poem is dedicated to them.
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