Unmannerly Poem by BONGOKOBIDA ZAKARIA
Unmannerly
Unmannerly—
He who does not obey the senior-
Being alive he is dead
Seven brothers bird never remain alone
Seven days do not make a month and seven months an year
One moves surrounding one’s armpit
Spring comes repeatedly
You are habituated with breaking law!
Monday, December 26, 2011
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