The Ugliest Friend Call Death Poem by ALEX OWULO OGOH

The Ugliest Friend Call Death

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Have sat and questioned what the world feared most
But found out is what I referred to as a good host
I heard Death! Death! Death!
And wonder what my friend has done to vex them so?

Have dined with what they called Him
And found out its fear is found in Hymn
Sing fear not, death I love you
Then its scars will show in plain light and face you
And you shall have pity of how ugly He is
As He looks with jealousy of how beauty cloth you and hiss

He is just a man that has no home
And I ask what difference of Him and thieves that kills at home?
Or did also thieves give notice to come visit?
And if given notice before arrival;
Did He! not give notice with swollen head, large pot stomach?
If so, is He tribal like you?

Fear not dearth, they say death
When the man shall make you leave earth
What you should fear is if He! meet you at that place after death call hell
And if not, then you have truly overcome, by giving Him the biggest death
Not death on earth but the highest death of death in hell.

Friday, February 26, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: death,inspiration,motivation
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 24 June 2017

I heard Death! Death! Death! fear not, death I love you swollen head, large pot stomach? thoughts that lead you to death shall not be the norm....... we shall aspire for heaven....... you hve powerful iimagination my dear poet..... make use of it to write heavenly and positive ideas.... God bless u dear poet for this poem tony

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Alex Owulo Ogoh 21 January 2017

Thanks.

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Bakare Oluwagbenga Michael 27 February 2016

I definitely love this. It unveils the pillar of fear as a mere pathetic creature... Hats off for you!

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Alex Owulo Ogoh 27 February 2016

Thanks

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Claudge Ben-at 26 February 2016

I will kill to proclaim my freedom to proclaimed my rights. The rights to correct an abusive people to look onto theirselves first before teaching their books they had made like a dead rat or should i say a dreaded and an old sayings..

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