by Henry Ekwuruke | |
Published on: Apr 2, 2007 | |
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Type: Poetry | |
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Women right is right against poverty Right to human dignity, freedom and respect We dream of a conquered future With our voices together heard We have pleaded to mother earth for assistance The inspiration to mark our limitations Sad enough to upturn blindness To belief in miracles of what we never knew No more shall our mortar music mob our ears As our voices crushed the screams of rice The gods are never angry, it is we? They have provoked us to a fight Eaten through our hearts we retaliated not Make bitter cold our enduring sorrow We the story was told without experience I cared not as my daughter fells the chorus I have danced to laziness Under the canopy of ugly vultures To defeat a bizarre armies of hatred To terrorism on the day of Passover All things are possible and different Ours a great people in balanced gender Action partners near to singular plus A progress that possess our greatness Told us to back off the stage for sage Watch. Encourage. Waiting Not real but stay at home for a call And allow our spouse do the duty Let the cry reach the heavens Let your voice be heard like never before Women right is human right, a call Procreation is right to humanity Set the stage and dance the floor Equal opportunity at home and abroad No divide one right to one Good for goose. Good for gander! « return. |