Tuesday, 11 October 2016

A Lady's Song: Poem by Ohikhuare Isuku




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By this time last year
I was twenty-nine.
No man on my threshold
With guards of palm wine
for my bride-price.
My face's turning old,
Age has set in
To suck off its beauty like sap.
I see my sun running to the sea,
Soon it'll be my night.
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