In Creative Corner, poetry

Air filled with hearsay,
That when wind blows speak,
I lead myself out to the hill,
A trial to pick some words.
Climbing high to the top,
Experiencing the strongest,
From there I just see clusters
Of huts, herds and herdsmen.
Of the whispers of gaming kids,
On the beams of the sun setting,
Of the tweets of the hatchlings,
But I am attracted to more beauties.
Of the sky in its golden color,
And the sun as the burning charcoal,
Audible is a voice of the storyteller,
Grandpa wording from his setting.
Telling that story of the Lion King,
I keep ears wide for the chant,
‘Long live loved King’
But flip-flop heard first,
Followed by the loud silence,
Knowing the old friend has gone

 

This poem was published in the 8th Issue of PoeticAfrica magazine.
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Read – Under the Night Sky – Oluwapelumi Adesiyan (Nigeria)

 


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