Tuesday, December 04, 2012
These Gory Sights By Nonso Anyanwu
I saw through the midst of torments
The echoes of many burnt faces
Grimacing in their own fumes
Lying potently in quest for quench
Kinder that those echoes
Should wail off in torment
Clutching on their faithful apparatus
As their mind succumbs to their place of rest
We clap with our minds at alert
Yet, there is hope in anarchy,
We worship with troops at the gate
Yet, the Lord is Ominiprotect
Still in these gory sights
The Lamb is helpless
In corrugated iron bars of wealth
Sprinkling on us, the holy waters of hope
While we weep and smile at once...
Nonso Franklyn Anyanwu hails form Imo state of Eastern Nigeria. A final year student of English and Literary studies at the Ahmadu Bello University zaria, Nigeria. A member of Creative Writers Club and Association of Nigerian Authors. He has collections of unpublished poems and short stories as well as a novel, he's currently working on his second novel.
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