Monday 12 January 2015

DRUNKARD"S PARADISE (POEM)

DRUNKARD’S PARADISE

See the drunkard in a paradise of his own
A paradise in which nothing is known
A paradise where he trudges inside a bottle
Where he mumbles, fumbles and stumbles

A paradise where he wears his robe of shame
And paints in mud his family name

A paradise where his mother’s heart is rent apart
And his father loathes him like pungent fart

A paradise where he is crowned Eyesore before men
And Tiara of despair to his children

A paradise where vengeful maladies stalk his health
And he offers a handshake to uninvited death

See the drunkard in a paradise of his own
A paradise in which nothing is known

Written by: Kunle Omope
Edited by: Kukogho Iruesiri Samson

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