Tears from the sky

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    Tears from the sky

    Tears from the Sky
     
    The sky’s deep black like in a mourning mood,
    Its sackcloth is as dark as an eclipse
    I hear a banging roar ushering in
    Tears from the sky, what a downpour it is.
     
    The tears wash violently through my feet
    As mischievous men run helter-skelter 
    A thousand voices violently scold
    A sinful sinister world, crimson filled.
     
    Malignant mothers grasp guiltless infants
    Shaky shelters shudder, shiver and shrink
    Then the crying sky turns compassionate
    Yet men show no remorse for their misdeeds
     
    The lenient sky smiles at the penitent
    Wearing a bright coat of many colours.
     
    Composed by Seun Oke on 24th August 2007 

     

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

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