If Only There Was That Ear Poem by Ntando.B Da poet

If Only There Was That Ear



Too many ears for loud club music,
But none to share a secret with.
Society so hungry for our sorrows & miseries,
To dance 'n laugh as we weep.

Secrets be decaying our vulnerable hearts,
As sickness detriments our healthy being.
We can't voice out - judgment will take part.
Tears 'n sadness to our loved ones it will bring.

If onLy there was that ear,
That judges not or cries as we share-
Our sorrows, miseries, sicknesses and fears
But keeps them as secrets till death.

Monday, March 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: secrets
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A secret is so important, families stands bold 'n firm because of secrets.ToO many lives has been lost because one failed to keep a secret they promised to keep as they died to hear the story.Keep a secret and save lives.Bindza uze ufe!
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