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And the monsters ravenously stirred
Beneath the bleeding raging waters
Snarling and sniffing for the fleshes
Of the ill-sacrificed victims
Drifting in ‘patriotic’ futility
That is nay the harvest of beasts
As crocodiles’ halves tile the mires
Feasting in the bleeding waters
Of sleepless sleeping souls
Then the day dies loudly
At each dying breath of the fishes
Wriggling higgledy-piggledy in death
While tears fall like pregnant rains
Yet, bulged beasts would submerge
With spoils of blood and bones
To the ensconced nests of their brood
Whereas the days burn in bliss
As thus the worst has come to it
Let the blood erupts from the womb
Of these turbulent waters
Till the least fish lives
In a bloodless water of peace
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Nigerea Sher Ahmed Khan | Mar 28th, 2008
General After General
The London Banks Bellow
give Richard a country
to rule
give him phillipines
hes got billions
But trillione a us senator
soiled the chance..
come nigerea pick up european money,brand new jaguars ,girls with golden hair,[thttp://tigurl.org/g0awp7@N00/2285164363/?addedcomment=1#comment72157604284454349v ]showing you in real heavenly flair..just ley that river flow away witjhout irrigateing ground and let uno train white boys to get service and envision a tenents crown,a bbc clown,
hi david mbitu | Mar 29th, 2008
nice poem and a really inspiring piece. hope to read more of your work and maybe share. keep it up bro.
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