What a 'wonderful' poem you have there. It reminds me of Yambo Ouologuem Two Thousand Seasons and Ayi Kwei Armah' s The Beautiful Ones...The snipet you have here is 'good' enough. I thought I should dignify the poem by not reading the remaining poem. Such can only be penned by my compatriot, Chidi. You can only give what you have.
-- By Chidi Anthony Opara
The sons
Of the Sheikhs
Of the sahel
Grip our throats.Tick tock
Time ticks.Their grips tighten.
We gasp
In their grips.More short poems on: www.fragmentsofpoeticthoughts.blogspot.com
(Poem presented as social service, all rights reserved)
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