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Dispirited; he was
Fragments of his hopes
Sliced his wrecked soul.

Foul; now his middle name,
His life
Never been pellucid.

Pearls scattered,
Once his beam of hope.
The milky gown, more misery.

His only moissanite; no more
Bleak future; Now less a man.
His only rib, no more.

The yacht, a to-do list
For his only moissanite.
But, tomorrow never arrived.

Read – Beyond the Hills – A Poem by Patricia Peace Ejang, Uganda

This poem was published in the March 2022 Edition of the WSA Magazine.
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