Lullaby Of My Dawn Poem by Mpho Nkadimeng

Lullaby Of My Dawn



The spirit of my past
They spat you back from your shallow grave
With their words of resentment they laid you back to life
I’m redeemed now by your anger that was forever at last
Woken from turmoils of their peace that with shades of lies were paved
Now forever is soon to rent out their time
In sounds of their dripping blood you shall dance
And the fading beats of their dying heart shall be their last lullaby as they go still
No tears of innocent souls shall halt your rage
No monotonous screams of teary infants shall strip your undying will
Rise now and eat their dawn moulded by their blood petals that had long cloaked their blood pipes
Drink, sip and enjoy the contoured beauty of mortals pain
And when you are contorting their core
Blast more of your will till dawn is no more.

Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: anger
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