Waiting In A Queue Poem by Tony Adah

Waiting In A Queue



The sun is about down
And the weather is hot and humid
I am inside an American jeep limited
From the passenger side the rays are hot
And I'm just a car ahead to be under a flamboyant tree
It's like I'm a furnace attendant
But I'm in my country
Where we hit our chest, the greatest
Still hours I've been in a long queue
Waiting for gas
Where the earth here spews nothing but oil.
And where we spews nothing than sweat
Making sure our cars are filled.

Monday, November 30, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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Shakil Ahmed 30 November 2015

nice poem, wonderfully composed, thanks for sharing

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