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MDG Contest: The future hope Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Odimegwu Onwumere, Nigeria Apr 14, 2005
Human Rights   Poetry

  

In their skeletal-body-less physique
Of what hope is left for the future?

We should show humane habits
And refuse any contradictory chaos
Any that the Patriots uses us to achieve
Their self aggrandizement, very bad!
That a nation under confusion,
Without detailed assertions,
'Difficulty' is the best name ought
it should answer

Our Judiciary, not being extra-Judicial
And Patriots shouldn't corrupt us
Are we not the future hope?

We should use our 'good' creative charisma
Of creative Writing, Visual Arts, Sports etc.
To help ourselves, than contracting problems;
And trace our history, than 'modern nation'
which is like a child without a history
And like a penis-less man with a wife,
We have to fear God and Mankind we reverence,
To truly achieve our Millenium Development Goals
Are we not the future hope?

By: Odimegwu Onwumere
E:mail:nzeprince@mail.com





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Odimegwu Onwumere


Odimegwu Onwumere, a poet and an author, is the Founder, Poet Against Child Abuse (PACA), Rivers State , Nigeria . +2348032552855. apoet25@yahoo.com

If it's prose, he writes stories,
If it's poetry, he writes poems,
If it's drama, he writes screenplays,
And he has achieved some poetry nominations, in the USA and in Canada. He was born in Accra Ghana. A Nigerian by origin and is in his early thirties.
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youth and MDGs
mayowa adeniran | Apr 29th, 2006
i hope we should all rise up and invite all youths to support and promote MDGs through various projects to be initiatied.



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