Curse Of No Man's Land Poem by Dr Anthony Onoja

Curse Of No Man's Land



Our hope blaze like the rising sun
At the beginning of our evolution
We found ourselves in a deep pit of tribe
wrapped around by the shroud of faith

Like a broken chariot, we watch our country burns
Who set the fire?
Who indeed ignites this fire of hate in us?
They told us Amilokon
Others shouted 'Namu namu ne'

It's a war of choice
caught in the pavilion of religion
If Africa desires freedom
I mean the horn and anus of the Sahara
Then it must remove this madness of tribe
And the curse of religion

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Africans can never be free until they learn to abolish the hate rooted in religion and tribe.
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