A Fool Am I Indeed Poem by Andesikuteb yamusa
A Fool Am I Indeed
Will I not be a fool?
A foolish man,
To let my house burn down,
Down to ashes.
Cos I rented it out to a stranger,
Who has no head.
Just to show this vain world,
That he has no sense.
For certain am a fool.
A man with no place to lie his weary head.
Cos all my pride is to see another's downfall.
Not even my upliftment do I care for.
A fool am I indeed.
Saturday, December 26, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: wisdom
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