Nomad ChildA Poem by Mutasa
NOMAD CHILD
Not even the resilient scorpion, could be found out here, Their skulls littered the barren desert. Every night shots were fired, Forcing them to take short cuts, There was something forbiding. They had spared a life, Where was this tormentor? Panicking as fast as his little legs But such is the adaptability of achild, Like a nomad child, Intrigued by the mechanical complexity. © 2013 MutasaAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on September 27, 2013 Last Updated on September 27, 2013 AuthorMutasakampala, central, UgandaAboutIlove to write and i love sharing new ideas about writing and meeting my fellow writers feel free to get in touch with me thank more..Writing
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