The Orphan Sighs Poem by chizitere ojiaka
The Orphan Sighs
The feast of sorrow,
with tears and mucor,
tumbling down delicate
cheeks and cracked lips.
Nutrition goes on a retreat
allowing hunger into the feat.
Enlarged abdomen showing
signs of good living if only the
legs and arms have just a little
more flesh.
Lamentations surge,
Temptation begins its urge.
Mom and Dad invite.
Death seems a better beginning
Monday, June 15, 2009
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10/31/2025 3:34:33 PM # 1.0.0
death will never be a good beginning........ however the poem is too good.....