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Child Soldiers

Poem By: EZEH CHIBUOKE
Poetry


Heavens cry, mothers bemoan;
Father and son trade hot metals;
Nations slug out, children at front;
Young minds dance the limbo. View table of contents...

 

Submitted: May 27, 2008    Reads: 30    Comments: 2    Likes: 2   


Child Soldiers

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Heavens cry, mothers bemoan;
Father and son trade hot metals;
Nations slug out, children at front;
Young minds dance the limbo.

Munition, wars, as toy games;
Battle field as play grounds;
Bullets blow the whistle;
Trenches shield blind shots.

Murder tutorials the course;
Predation, vandalism, an honor;
Grades in white stripes;
Nation wastes her rising suns.

 


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EZEH CHIBUOKE:

Another good one. Gave it an "I Like It" vote.

Thing you intended the last line to end with this spelling: "her rising sons.". Maybe not.

Happy trails,

Ed Bradley.

Posted: Jun 26, 2008

That's very nice poem.It is sad that in A frica even children go to war. :(

Posted: Jun 27, 2008



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