enebeli ifyprada (Nigeria)
Poems by enebeli ifyprada : 23 / 38
Lonely Tree
She stands alone
beside the ever busy street
with ever green leafs.
Always too busy
we walk to and fro without
notice of it fruit.
Mockery mockery the
birds are fond of singing.
Too blind very blind.
They travel a mile
and here it fruits are ripe
sweeter than the mile
enebeli ifyprada
Submitted: Saturday, February 16, 2013
Edited: Saturday, February 16, 2013
Poems by enebeli ifyprada : 23 / 38
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