John Pepper Clark (The Casualties) Comments

This poem portrays the clear picture of Nigeria civil war and its consequences. This poem is really great

A clear picture of insight.

The all day fresh poem kudos to you J P Clark

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RIP JP CLARK.

Everyone are casualty no matter their class.I love JP Clark's poems

Add a comment.These are timeless and evergreen poems of all times.

Add a comment.These are timeless and evergreen poems of all times.

A timeless poem. The verses apply beyond Civil War to the struggle for democracy and politics. The casualties are many, not only the dead, but the living inclusive, most beyond the battlefield.

This is lovely. I love this poem

Very good I love this

Nice one, John is really a great poet.

Add a comment.a very interesting poem

Every abuse of power, every corrupt act, every misappropriation of fund, and every action taken by those who ought to be our leader, we end up being the casualties. Funny thing is that we are casualties in a war can do nothing about. Afterall, we are Africans.

A remarkable post civil war poem... The poor are the expendables and are the actual casualties. So close to happening again... Every one is a casualties....

this poem supposes to link with 'Not my Business' by Osundare, because those who believes it is not their business are later found as casualties. nice poem.