Planet Of Discomfort

 
Written by Daniel Uchendu |
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PLANET OF DISCOMFORT

Where  emptiness abound;
Therein to stay it crowd;
Then brokenness bold'y speaks;
Planet of discomfort.

Who played this strings of clef?
We were wait'ng for real minds;
To check our knock'ng engine;
Shouts of deep lowliness.

Discussion quest for none;
Exchang'ng sigh and words With
Richest self appointment;
Wealthy Disappointment.

If sunrise brightens day;
Its rays-flare, ignites heart;
Amplified voice' not seen;
To solitude Married.

Trophies never come by;
Like when tress of smiles dye;
They're clef played in the head;
Rivers of loneliness.

When we'd be gone nowhere;
Those that smiled in our face;
Forgets us and thank grace;
They take our space and mute.

They take our space and mute;
Like they learnt to play games;
Mouths that kissed will fly quick;
They'd prayed so we lived sick.

They went behind present;
Discussed our ill disgrace;
Rooted the news in sorry;
Sorry they gifted in smile.

Yourself forgot to live;
You died with eyes open;
Took cool cooked diet of death;
And lived in dirt of words.

But we pray this death's death;
For Our lives lives alive;
In Love with those lovers;
Real people came to survive.

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Form of Poetry

Quatrain

Author: Daniel Uchendu
In the year 1992 my parents had sowed with prayers and expected my birth in the year 1993. While in the womb, I heard the December celebration and late but managed to arrive somewhere in Africa, Nigeria, on the 28th of December 1992. I studied Building Technology in the polytechnics. I love writing, acting, directing, singing and drumming. My Name; Uchendu Daniel Christian Onyedikachi.

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