When My Memoir Will Be Done Poem by kelvin nwanji

When My Memoir Will Be Done



Dirty clouds hover above the sky,
Hurricanes sweep through the city,
Fear grips the men, bleeds them dry,
Conflicting emotions, anger or pity?

Immutable, tears is powerless,
Pleasure now is considered redundant.
Vanity upon vanity, this occasion is endless,
Death's venom in life is abundant.

As the cock crows at dawn,
Destitute orphans hunt for a loaf or crumbs.
When silence screams out at night,
A widow's barrenness becomes her fright.

Bury me not while I breathe,
Seek me not when I will be gone,
Someday, my soul will be freed,
Then, my memoir will be done.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nurain Ali-balogun 27 September 2012

This is an amazing poem Kelvin, I particularly like the way it was concluded, it makes one release a deep breath. Good work.

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Nurain Ali-balogun 27 September 2012

This is an amazing poem Kelvin, I particularly like the way it was concluded, it makes one release a deep breath. Good work.

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