`nollywood Poem by Efe Benjamin

`nollywood

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A hot sunny day in my
neighbourhood;
Saw a troop of stars falling
down from Nollywood.
They were cladded in
golden gowns and jewelries,
Enough to take us off our
penuries.
Like share a owner in Fedex
Iyke flaunted to me his
golden rolex
Then he said to me:
Have you ever seen me on
the screen?
I did dope, I smoked hemp
They said I was sick in the
head.
I was the husband who
threw Jenevieve off the
stairs.
Now can you recall?
I also ravished Oge on the floor
Dad sent me to America,
But I lavished his dollars.

The movies is such a sweet
World to be;
I wish it wasn't a fantasy
or a dream.

Thursday, November 29, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: america,fantasy,husband,movies
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Efe Benjamin

Efe Benjamin

Delta State, NIGERIA
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