Poverty Poem by ndou mutshudzi lourens

Poverty

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This ailment clips my bare soul
My malady hides my ample sight
Penury loads my cognition. Watery hole
Shift not far my destination, yet too blight

It is corral, harvesting my living carcass
I don't egender chaff in the shining sun
this coop is an enclosure of my idleness
Like a jailbird my to be, is limited and shun

*One day. My wandring ship will wheel
My fervor will ease and I'll scope my haven
My wounds and lesions will then heal
I will grab my revenue as in Heaven

Thursday, October 29, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: sorrows
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 17 November 2015

One day. My wandring ship will wheel and my wounds will heal. All our sorrows are like that. nothing is lasting. it comes and goes both joys and sorrows. thank you very much for the hopeful poem. tony

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