Hateism Poem by Christopher Okiri

Hateism

Rating: 5.0


I wish to hit and smash a thing of substance
Some thing unmoving like statue in a temple
Some stained-glass window in the distance
Shadow-casting thing like a church's steeple

Dazzling dome wrapped in sheets of fools gold
Covering pile ‘o stones & termite-eaten timber
Graven image of the molten calf, standing bold
In the cross-haired scope of my fiery temper

I shoot; the straying shots miss their targets
Bouncing off walls by which I am encompass'
Curving in steep slopes and spiking tangents
Coming back as pricks to sting me on the ass

Wednesday, November 9, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: standing
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

It is quite late by the time we'd learn that light might illuminate our life, it definitely casts shadows too. There's no escape. Top score

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