Hunger Poem by Joseph Karimoni
Hunger
In my face –
A lifetime you discern
In my moth-eaten clothes –
A cloud of defecation and urea ensues
Attacked by bed bugs and hunger –
A gust of air sends me to the ground
Around the corner –
My life’s sunset beckons
I have lived –
Though not right.
I got no family –
I spent my youth wining and dining in clubs.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
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