by Eric A Ahuruonye | |
Published on: May 17, 2004 | |
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Type: Poetry | |
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Walking under hot weather Visions are hazy Throat begs for little moisture Feet are slowed down The whole load tied By less kinetic energy The whole load just tied And unable to move an inch ahead Lost in the middle if nowhere Where no one can hear your loudest whisper Neither can your cry for help be echoed Oh, what a misery, what a journey But hope to come Depends on a miracle Who is going to do that? Who cares? Just one and you will be a victory A miracle that will send down rain To keep the temperature cool A miracle that will make vision clear A miracle that will make hunger for thirst flee That will generate potential energy That will turn out to be kinetic energy A miracle that will make your loudest whisper Echo towards your destination « return. |