The Death Of Chiwendu Poem by Chukwuebuka Adebayo

Handsome you, Chiwendu, long times pass
As warden cars passed wont remember；
Your dear life as kyanites set in glass
Chopped and fell like a weak timber.

Chiwendu died, the most violent men lives；
Calmy ghosts rising from every corners.
Darkness calls them out，charm that gives
People that suffers seizures to their makers.

Mummy, i cannot find my holy chain
Tell all the holy-marys' that you see,
His burns, drowning, falling again and again
He'd tried kill himself by jumping off a tree.

His legs would only ache and nothing much
You shouldn't have drank the mosquito spray；
I know it was shame and people's stigma touch
But you should've waited for your healing day.

I remember one hell you went so raw
A prolonged convulsions and muscles jerk；
Chiwendu, i wish to write these lines on wall,
Where no sun will fade away, what a gentle breck! .