Thousand screams of hungry slaves in the slums

Thousand screams of hungry slaves in the slums

A Poem by Josh Wesey
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The dreaded city of burnt hope.
Starving savages sit by the streets
Arms raised high 
They are not just begging for coins brother.
They are begging for peace.
Their faces scarred by dried up tears
"If this isn't hell then what is?"
They ask.
Such tragedy as Aeschylus himself wrote in the pages of the world
Will such horrors ever end?
Their skin folds and wrinkles in the baked African sun
Their eyes meshed with dark and red circles that dance around them
Their hope in the Government have been far lost 
as they only hope for daily bread
and water they can sip on
to quench their eternal thirst.
My brothers and Sisters?
only Christ can do that.

© 2014 Josh Wesey


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Wonderful job! You have a continum of wonderful writting. the style you use is lovely


Posted 10 Years Ago


Thought provoking and honest piece of write and ending you nailed my friend!

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Josh Wesey
Josh Wesey

Lagos, Omole Phase 2, Nigeria



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