Painful Exodus!A Poem by Bonaventure Onuabuchi![]() About a road accident that claimed the life of every person on board; church women returning from a burial of a husband to one of them.![]()
The wind whirls, the earth whines in slough of despair.
And the sky's smiles has been dethroned, Fogs and gloomy cloud rulling! The sun, the moon, the stars -all shrouded in this darkness.. Heaven losts her cheerfulness, the world her repose. . A plenitude of grief overwhelmes the kingdom. Tears out of home trundle in sheer boredom. Every mug shut its gate against beam and animation. And the market square takes on a forlon garment. Though it seems like heaven will soon cry But the trees know the solemnities is beyond the expection of rain- They join in the motionless sulleness. . Oh, in our bleak hope; the futility of mourning, We plea' thee whose bosom is every soul's craving at rest- Relieve the thorns in every bereaveds' heart, And let heaven to affirm the quest of the departed souls. © 2016 Bonaventure OnuabuchiReviews
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4 Reviews Added on December 4, 2015 Last Updated on September 8, 2016 Tags: Death, fatal accident. Author![]() Bonaventure OnuabuchiOhaozara, Ebonyi, South East, NigeriaAboutA young writer/poet from Nigeria. Want to know more? Contact me then: more..Writing
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