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Mother Earth — Doyin Olaleye

  • September 9, 2016
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Doyin Olaleye

Mother Earth; 
mourn 
Humanity; 
weep 
Divinity; 
Grieve 
For your inhabitants have gone berserk 
Normalcy has gone haywire 
Insurgency eats deep like disease 
Rod of iniquity stirs nature’s wrath 
On the streets, human flesh are roasted whole 
Can’t you perceive, it sizzles like fat 
Her beloved butchered 
Her esteemed murdered 
Massacred without crime 
Yet, citizens looked once 
Oblivion to what’s amiss 
For the love of life 
Who will bell the cat 
Can you cure this disease? 
Will you heal mother earth? 
Is humanity ever going to be restored? 
Unto normalcy 
Unto dignity 
Unto her glory

Source: Enigmatic Global Concept

Editor’s note: Originally published as part of the 31 Days of Poetry series on VicAdex.com on 9 September 2016.

Editor’s note: Originally published as part of the 31 Days of Poetry series on VicAdex.com on 9 September 2016.

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