When The Wind Blew Poem by Uwakwe Uchechkwu
When The Wind Blew
I saw the wind
When she blew as she hurled herself
against the bridge
Like one before a savoury meal
Accompanied by pneumonia
She burrowed deep the ribs of
these ones who made the bridge their home
And forced to live like refugees on their fatherland
By the cruel hands of poverty.
Being neither a richman nor a poorman
I hide my face in shame and sadness
I couldn't do anything for them
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5/4/2024 7:03:23 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Against the bridge! Thanks for sharing.